Off-Topic: iPad 4 questions
Hey folks.
I have an iPad 2 64gb wifi. I've had it for 18 months or so, and I love it. Being in seminary with dozens of books to read, between Logos and Kindle I can have most of my books with me at any time and read wherever I happen to be. I've never had any problems with it, and I don't do anything particularly elaborate with it (just used it to take video for the first time last Sunday).
The other day I upgraded to iOS 6.0.1. I purposely waited for the .1 version so the early kinks I had read about could be worked out. Apparently they haven't been sufficiently worked out, as I seem to be experiencing the ongoing wifi issues with the 6.0.x line of iOS. Wifi has never failed me and never been a cause of slowness or apps hanging. Now it's happening with regularity. Disabling and re-enabling wifi occasionally improves the issue for a while. A hard shutdown and reboot improves it for a while, too. But the iPad is practically a brick at this point when it comes to on-network usage (which is 25 - 50% of what I do with it).
Questions:
1) Is it possible to downgrade back to iOS 5.1.1? Any downsides to doing that apart from lost features from 6.0.1?
2) Do folks here who have the iPad 4 have normal wifi behavior with 6.0.1, or are you seeing the wifi problem, too?
Thanks,
Donnie
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Is it possible to downgrade back to iOS 5.1.1?
Yes, but I don't know how other than restoring from a backup… which you may not have.
Any downsides to doing that apart from lost features from 6.0.1?
The only way I know to revert to an earlier OS is to wipe the device clean with a backup… which would delete your other programs (or revert to a previous state).
Do folks here who have the iPad 4 have normal wifi behavior with 6.0.1, or are you seeing the wifi problem, too?
You mean an iPad 2, right? I have an iPad 3, running iOS 6, and have no issues with wifi.
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You mean an iPad 2, right? I have an iPad 3, running iOS 6, and have no issues with wifi.
No, I meant an iPad 4. I'm considering upgrading to get the retina display, faster processor, and other hardware improvements. If there are no wifi issues with an iPad 4 and 6.0.1, it's more reason to upgrade.
Sorry I wasn't clearer...
Donnie
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