Greetings, fellow iOS people!
I installed iOS 7 the night it was released and sure, there are a lot of great new features but I don't think it outweighs the fact that my iPhone have become slow... too slow in my opinion. Because of all this, I have decided to (try to) downgrade to iOS 6.1.3. There are several guides (like this one: http://www.redmondpie.com/how-to-downgrade-ios-7-to-ios-6-6.1.3-6.1.2-tutorial/) showing how to downgrade from 7.0.2 to 6.1.3. I'm not sure if it works for iOS 7.0.3 but I'm going to try it anyway.
Okay, so I want to downgrade my iPhone, why start a thread about it when there are several guides I could follow? Well, I want to keep all the data on my iPhone (texts, apps, pictures etc.) and that could be tricky since iTunes won't let me restore a 6.1.3 iDevice from a 7.0.3 backup. I started this thread because I had an idea on how to do it and I want to hear what you thing about it/if it could work.
This is how I thought I would do it:
I have an Mac (iMac, middle 2011, 21,5", OS X Mavericks) with VMware Fusion (Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit installed), iOS 6.1.3 SHSH-blobs and, of course, my iPhone 4.
1. First of all, I need to find a third-party application that let me take a full back-up of my iPhone (since I want to keep everything on my iPhone and iTunes wont let me restore with the 7.0.3 back-up on a different iOS-version). I have made some searches on Google, but before I decide for a alternative I would like to hear if you have any recommendations.
2. Once my iPhone is backed-up I would download iFaith in Windows (since it's not compatible with Mac) and create a custom 6.1.3 IPSW-file with my SHSH-blob.
3. I would then download and install iTunes 11.0 in Windows.
4. Next I would restore my iPhone to 6.1.3 (in Windows)
5. I would then use the third-party program to get all of my stuff onto my iPhone.
6. Finally, I would connect my iPhone to iTunes on my Mac (iTunes 11.1.2)
The only thing I am worrying about is how iTunes is going ot react in step 6. Do you think everything will work as normal?
Do you think this could work?
Thanks in advance!
(And sorry for my bad english and structure)

I installed iOS 7 the night it was released and sure, there are a lot of great new features but I don't think it outweighs the fact that my iPhone have become slow... too slow in my opinion. Because of all this, I have decided to (try to) downgrade to iOS 6.1.3. There are several guides (like this one: http://www.redmondpie.com/how-to-downgrade-ios-7-to-ios-6-6.1.3-6.1.2-tutorial/) showing how to downgrade from 7.0.2 to 6.1.3. I'm not sure if it works for iOS 7.0.3 but I'm going to try it anyway.
Okay, so I want to downgrade my iPhone, why start a thread about it when there are several guides I could follow? Well, I want to keep all the data on my iPhone (texts, apps, pictures etc.) and that could be tricky since iTunes won't let me restore a 6.1.3 iDevice from a 7.0.3 backup. I started this thread because I had an idea on how to do it and I want to hear what you thing about it/if it could work.
This is how I thought I would do it:
I have an Mac (iMac, middle 2011, 21,5", OS X Mavericks) with VMware Fusion (Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit installed), iOS 6.1.3 SHSH-blobs and, of course, my iPhone 4.
1. First of all, I need to find a third-party application that let me take a full back-up of my iPhone (since I want to keep everything on my iPhone and iTunes wont let me restore with the 7.0.3 back-up on a different iOS-version). I have made some searches on Google, but before I decide for a alternative I would like to hear if you have any recommendations.
2. Once my iPhone is backed-up I would download iFaith in Windows (since it's not compatible with Mac) and create a custom 6.1.3 IPSW-file with my SHSH-blob.
3. I would then download and install iTunes 11.0 in Windows.
4. Next I would restore my iPhone to 6.1.3 (in Windows)
5. I would then use the third-party program to get all of my stuff onto my iPhone.
6. Finally, I would connect my iPhone to iTunes on my Mac (iTunes 11.1.2)
The only thing I am worrying about is how iTunes is going ot react in step 6. Do you think everything will work as normal?
Do you think this could work?
Thanks in advance!