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10 Things to Know About the iPad iOS 8.4 Update
iPad mini 2 iOS 8.4 Review: One Week Later | |||||||||||
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We've also been using the iPad mini 2 iOS 8.4 update for about a week now. Like the iPad Air, we had been getting outstanding performance out of the second-gen iPad mini and were hopeful that iOS 8.4 would provide the same. So far, so good. We've been using the tablet extensively over the past week or so and we haven't run into any problems with its battery life, with its various connections, with its user interface, or with our core group of applications. It's the same as iOS 8.3 and that's a very good thing. And like the iPad Air iOS 8.4 update, we don't anticipate any changes with the update's performance. The iPad mini second-generation and the iOS 8 update have been agreeable and we now have our sights on Apple's upcoming iOS 9 update. | |||||||||||
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Robert E Handley
07/19/2015 at 6:05 pm
I have a iPad Air 2 running iOS 8.4. Just discovered that in my iBooks in the PDF Lib. I had created different Lib for PDF documents that I down load. And I had moved those documents to the new Lib from the PDF Lib. Now after I updated to 8.4 all of the PDF documents are showing up back into the PDF lib in addition to the new Lib that I had moved them to. If I delete it in the PDF lib it is gone in my custome Lib also. I used to keep Misc. PDF documents in my PDF folder now every PDF I have downloaded is back in that Lib. A real mess. It has taken me considerable amount of time in the past to organize these documents now I don’t have a clue wher to start.
Art
08/27/2015 at 5:55 pm
I am being prompted to update to 8 every day. Are the “bug fixes” they promise worth risking any system problems, and what are the bugs being fixed?