Well, I can scarcely speak for everybody, but I'm still glad of my iPod Touch running iOS 7.1.2 for playing Choice of Games games on. Because, yes, some bugs are really, really, really annoying and can not simply be excused. However, I agree with the general sentiment that simply forgoing the latest software just because the bugs result in a little extra inconvenience or work isn't the answer. The software won't get better until people use it and report issues, and iOS 8 has already been sprinkled with the requisite pixie dust, so the worst that can happen is that you'll enjoy a little joke at Apple's expense, and you might have to send an email to [email protected] with your concerns. We all want to get to the stage iOS 7 is now at for iOS 8, and I'll be the first to say that Apple deserves a good smack for the VoiceOver bugs that did get into iOS 8 because they've been unusually severe, but you've got to take the good with the bad until then. If you want to be a real warrier, you could sign up for an Apple Developer account on the iOS Developer program, and test the software before it goes live; iOS 8.1 is now in beta.
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