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Begin forwarded message: > From: "Denny Huff" <[email protected]> > Date: September 13, 2013, 4:43:41 PM EDT > To: <[email protected]> > Subject: [IDevices] {Disarmed} FW: Prepare for iOS 7 the Right Way: What To > Do Before Upgrading an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch to iOS 7 > Reply-To: [email protected] > > > Feed: OS X Daily > Posted on: Friday, September 13, 2013 3:19 PM > Author: Paul Horowitz > Subject: Prepare for iOS 7 the Right Way: What To Do Before Upgrading an > iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch to iOS 7 > > iOS 7 is set for public release on the 18th, making now a good time to start > preparing for the major iOS update on any iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. But > before jumping ahead with the 7.0 upgrade, you should check on compatibility > and do some simple cleanup and backups with your iOS devices⊠so here are > seven steps to prepare for iOS 7 the right way. > > > > 1: Check Device Compatibility > > The list of supported hardware hasnât changed since the first beta build, so > make sure your device is even on the list before anything else. To refresh, > iOS 7 is compatible with the following devices: > > iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s > iPod touch 5th gen > iPad 2, iPad 3, iPad 4, iPad mini > > > A quick word of caution⊠just because older iPhone and iPad models are on > that list does not mean they should be updated. This is somewhat > controversial advice, but based upon plenty of experience with major iOS > updates, the older models may want to avoid the update entirely â at least > until a point release (say, 7.0.1 or 7.1) comes later to potentially resolve > some inevitable speed and performance issues. This may or may not apply to > iOS 7, but itâs something to take into consideration. > > 2: Running an iOS Beta? Downgrade or go to GM > > Many people are running iOS 7 beta software (officially and unofficially), > and many of those users are also unaware that these betas have an expiration > date. When the device expires, it basically becomes useless and must be > downgraded or updated to a newer version to be usable again. Donât get caught > with a temporarily bricked device, take the time to leave the beta and > downgrade back to iOS 6 while you can, or update to the final GM build. > > You wonât find the iOS 7 GM as an over-the-air update from the beta releases, > thus developers need to use the dev center to download the GM, which can be > done build right now. Note that users on iOS 6 will find the iOS 7 release as > an Over-the-Air update starting on September 18. > > 3: Clean Up Your App Collection > > Itâs certainly not necessary, but itâs always a good idea to do some app > cleanup between major iOS updates. There isnât much to this, just poke around > your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch and look for apps you donât use often, or > donât need, then delete them. > > There is no harm in deleting apps because you can always download them again > later without having to pay for them again, they are all stored in the > âPurchasedâ section of your Apple ID account history and accessible through > the App Store. > > > > 4: Perform Advanced Maintenance & Cleaning > > Moving beyond apps, major iOS updates provide a good opportunity for some > more advanced maintenance and device cleaning, which can help to free up > space on just about any iPad or iPhone. This typically focuses on two areas; > temporary and cache files, and the ever-annoying âOtherâ space which is > greatly misunderstood. Weâve covered both of these before in detail: > > Clear device caches and temporary files from iOS > Conquer the âOtherâ storage on iOS > Done together, you can often free up anywhere from 500MB to as much as 5GB of > space. Not bad for a few minutes work, huh? > > 5: Copy Your Photos & Movies to a Computer > > Many of us rely on our iPhones (or even iPads) as our primary camera these > days, which means they are full of memories and moments that you donât want > to lose. But iCloudâs Photo Stream is still misunderstood by many people and > wonât keep all your pictures anyway, so the best thing to do is to > periodically copy them all over from the iPhone, iPad, or iPod to a computer. > Whether you have a Mac or Windows PC, transferring them from iOS to a > computer is easy. An alternative that doesnât require a computer at all is to > back them up to a service like DropBox or another third party cloud storage > provider. > > 6: Back Up to Both iTunes & iCloud > > We recommend the dual backup approach because itâs pretty much foolproof, > leaving you with both local iTunes based and iCloud based options if you need > to restore the device for whatever reason. Backing up is easy as always and > the same across any iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. > > With iTunes: Connect the device to the computer, select it in iTunes, and > choose âBack Up Nowâ > With iCloud: Open Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup > Back Up Now > Always back up your devices before installing any system update. This is > particularly important for major iOS updates like iOS 7. > > 7: Update & Install iOS 7 > > Youâre ready to go with iOS 7! Installation and upgrading will be simple > through OTA as usual, widely available on the 18th in just a few short days. > On the other hand, if youâre a developer you can get the GM now from Apple, > and the unusually impatient can take another route with a clean install right > now too â but itâs really not recommended. Whatever you do, enjoy iOS 7, itâs > a pretty great update! > > > > > View article... > > _______________________________________ > Having problems with MS Office applications? Join the MS Office and screen > readers list serve at: > [email protected] > > To post a message to IDevices send an email to: > [email protected] > To join this list send an email to: [email protected] > To unsubscribe from this list send an email to: > [email protected] > _______________________________________www._GatewayForTheBlind.Com > The Gateway To Independence -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the "VIPhone" Google Group. 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