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It's over 4GB for my iPhone.I’m in the process right now of doing just that![emoji106]
Be aware though, it’s around 3.5Gb[emoji849]
It's over 4GB for my iPhone.
WOW!!!
Installed iPadOS tonight....
I don't think I've ever seen such a radical change and right now I'm not sure if I like it, there's an awful lot of learning curves there.
Thank you for the guide TP, I'll check that out.There is a very detailed review of iOS 13 and iPadOS on MacStories.com
Looks like the iBook and PDF versions of the manual are available as well.
‎iPad User Guide for iPadOS 13.1
Apple - Support - Manuals
PS. Were you around for iOS 7? That was radical.
Thank you for the guide TP, I'll check that out.
I was around but I can't remember it now
I'm never good with change but I'll most likely get used to itTo be fair, I just upgraded and the new look is a bit disconcerting. I had to change my wallpaper due to the smaller icons and text. It was either that or use the Big mode that looks mostly like the old Home Screen.
I suspect that in a week or two, I won’t even notice the visual changes.
The functional change though, those have mostly been a delight. Yes, I have to rediscover how to do a few things, but each time I do I seem to get a pleasant little surprise. Either something new I can do, or something old just a bit easier.