The only issue that exists on iOS 6.x is that mobile Safari 6.x has JIT issues (actually these JIT issues also exist in Safari 6 on desktop) which can result in random JavaScript exceptions if you are unlucky. These random exceptions can also cause your app to not load. The only solution is to either use Chrome on iOS 6.x until Apple has fixed these JIT issues (Chrome also uses the Safari rendering engine on iOS but Chrome does not have access to the JIT compiler thus Chrome works) or you have to do a nasty hack which somewhat disables JIT in Safari for your app.
Have you setup a GWT.setUncaughtExceptionHandler()? If not, set it up with a simple window alert to see if any unexpected exceptions occur in your app while loading.
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