Can you upgrade to 7.0 and above?
A Alfiooo macrumors newbie Original poster Mar 26, 2015 16 0 Apr 24, 2015 #1 Can you upgrade to 7.0 and above?
eyoungren macrumors Penryn Aug 31, 2011 28,769 26,835 Apr 24, 2015 #3 You can upgrade to the latest Apple is signing. You'll lose your jailbreak. But anything other than the latest, no.
You can upgrade to the latest Apple is signing. You'll lose your jailbreak. But anything other than the latest, no.
bbrks macrumors 65816 Dec 17, 2013 1,495 894 Apr 24, 2015 #4 Alfiooo said: Can you upgrade to 7.0 and above? Click to expand... I guess, the first question here should be....what iPhone do you have?
Alfiooo said: Can you upgrade to 7.0 and above? Click to expand... I guess, the first question here should be....what iPhone do you have?
braddick macrumors 68040 Jun 28, 2009 3,921 1,018 Encinitas, CA Apr 24, 2015 #5 Alfiooo said: Can you upgrade to 7.0 and above? Click to expand... iPhone 4, of course as 7.1.2 is the latest firmware offered.
Alfiooo said: Can you upgrade to 7.0 and above? Click to expand... iPhone 4, of course as 7.1.2 is the latest firmware offered.
N nordique macrumors 68000 Oct 12, 2014 1,976 1,600 Apr 24, 2015 #6 Can the OP not simply just perform a restore via iTunes? It will remove the jailbreak however. If he has an iPhone 4, he can save SHSH blobs, and make a custom IPSW
Can the OP not simply just perform a restore via iTunes? It will remove the jailbreak however. If he has an iPhone 4, he can save SHSH blobs, and make a custom IPSW
Applejuiced macrumors Westmere Apr 16, 2008 40,672 6,533 At the iPhone hacks section. Apr 24, 2015 #7 He never said what type of device he's using. So all assumptions are pointless.
A Alfiooo macrumors newbie Original poster Mar 26, 2015 16 0 Apr 24, 2015 #8 Sorry I should of said it's a iPhone 4. So it can be done?
JPNFRK7 macrumors 6502a Sep 27, 2012 599 412 California Apr 24, 2015 #9 Alfiooo said: Sorry I should of said it's a iPhone 4. So it can be done? Click to expand... Yes. Apple stopped upgrading the iPhone 4 at iOS 7.1.2. The only problem is the performance of the device will drop noticeably from 5.1.x to 7.1.2.
Alfiooo said: Sorry I should of said it's a iPhone 4. So it can be done? Click to expand... Yes. Apple stopped upgrading the iPhone 4 at iOS 7.1.2. The only problem is the performance of the device will drop noticeably from 5.1.x to 7.1.2.
A Alfiooo macrumors newbie Original poster Mar 26, 2015 16 0 Apr 24, 2015 #10 When you say it will drop noticibly? Is that mainly battery life?
MarcusCarpenter macrumors 6502a Feb 18, 2013 762 94 London Apr 24, 2015 #11 Worth upgrading to iOS 7 though seeing as most apps are iOS 7 now
Applejuiced macrumors Westmere Apr 16, 2008 40,672 6,533 At the iPhone hacks section. Apr 24, 2015 #12 Alfiooo said: When you say it will drop noticibly? Is that mainly battery life? Click to expand... No. Everything will feel slow or lag compared to ios 5 that you're on now.
Alfiooo said: When you say it will drop noticibly? Is that mainly battery life? Click to expand... No. Everything will feel slow or lag compared to ios 5 that you're on now.
A Alfiooo macrumors newbie Original poster Mar 26, 2015 16 0 Apr 24, 2015 #13 Okay well I am willing to do it. Anyone have instructions?
Applejuiced macrumors Westmere Apr 16, 2008 40,672 6,533 At the iPhone hacks section. Apr 24, 2015 #14 Plug it to the latest itunes and hit restore. Then restore your backup and sync your stuff back. Then jb it.
Plug it to the latest itunes and hit restore. Then restore your backup and sync your stuff back. Then jb it.
T tys macrumors 6502 Jan 3, 2008 373 62 Apr 26, 2015 #15 I would really advise against iOS 7 on an iPhone 4, My friends who did it ended up getting new phones because it made the 4 agonizingly slow!
I would really advise against iOS 7 on an iPhone 4, My friends who did it ended up getting new phones because it made the 4 agonizingly slow!