Just tested it. It shows the app name in the subject line.

You can limit the apps that use Cellular data. Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Usage section

Took less than 10 minutes with an iPhone 5 and iPad mini, but I was installing from the GM .ipsw file.

Yep. No unlock sound anymore.

The only change I heavily dislike is the inability to quickly delete emails within Mail and messages (sms and iMessage). The swipe to delete for email in iOS 6 was much more simple, and it took me a few minutes to figure out how to delete individual messages (long press the message, select "More...")

I thought you could update OTA (not that I care, I've had the GM for a week).

I think the GM is considered a final copy, as well. All indications say that there is no expiration date on the GM, unless the GMs from years past.

Dead Steve Jobs never forgets, never forgives.

Yeah, 64 bit architecture and widespread adoption of easy to use fingerprint sensors are worthless.

That art installation is racist.

How about that entire episode? Worst of the entire series reboot, by far. Essentially no doctor or Rose, weird editing focusing on some random guy, plus a pretty obvious blowjob joke to end the episode.

Fair point.

It wasn't a beta. It was the GM.

all I did was plug it in at night, cable didn't leave my nightstand. Went through the HTC supplied cable, the Kindle supplied cable, a cable for a device at my work that costs $30, etc. Funny enough, the best one was a cheap $3 cable that came with a $20 webcam.

Using lightning offers space advantages vs the 30 pin. Allows for thinner devices. I concede that 30 pin does allow for more peripheral connections currently. However, with the ubiquity of stereo connections and increased use of bluetooth 4.0, this will likely not matter going forward.

Ease of use and sturdiness are all that I need in a charging cable. In those respects, the lightning connector are superior to microUSB.

It didn't erase anything. This I know. You don't need the iTunes 11.1 beta. I used 11.05 and option clicked on "Check for Update" and selected the .ipsw file. It installed onto the device without the need for restoring.

I'll add to what everyone else is saying- No issues with any apps after upgrading to iOS 7.