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IOS 5.1.1

Hay_man · 2012-08-07 15:26:22

I bought an iPhone 4s a few ago, it has ios 5.0.1 istalled on it, and every time I plug it into by PC it tells me that ios 5.1.1 is available, I never had an iPhone before so what exactly is involved in an update? Should I go ahead and update ? What is the difference between 5.0.1 and 5.1.1? Thanks in advance :)

07-08-2012 4:26pm

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Hay_man

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I bought an iPhone 4s a few ago, it has ios 5.0.1 istalled on it, and every time I plug it into by PC it tells me that ios 5.1.1 is available,

I never had an iPhone before so what exactly is involved in an update?

Should I go ahead and update ?

What is the difference between 5.0.1 and 5.1.1?

Thanks in advance

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#2 07-08-2012 4:32pm

Tom Dunne

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Yeah, go ahead and do it. Not sure exactly what the differences are, but I did notice an improvement in battery life when I upgraded.

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