iPad Should I upgrade my iPad from 7.0.6 to 7.1.1? (re: stability, etc)

[sofakng]

Right now I'm running 7.0.6 on my iPad Air and I have a ton of crashes in Safari and I've even had a handful of random reboots of the entire iPad.

I don't have anything installed besides Cydia and iFile (and ScummVM emulator) so I don't think it's the jailbreak that's causing it, but instead I think 7.0.6 is buggy.

Would upgrading to 7.1.1 fix a lot of these instabilities?

 

[lewismayell]

Right now I'm running 7.0.6 on my iPad Air and I have a ton of crashes in Safari and I've even had a handful of random reboots of the entire iPad.

I don't have anything installed besides Cydia and iFile (and ScummVM emulator) so I don't think it's the jailbreak that's causing it, but instead I think 7.0.6 is buggy.

Would upgrading to 7.1.1 fix a lot of these instabilities?

Probably, and you can re-jailbreak .1.1 anyway so there aren't any issues here really

 

[Grolubao]

Right now I'm running 7.0.6 on my iPad Air and I have a ton of crashes in Safari and I've even had a handful of random reboots of the entire iPad.

I don't have anything installed besides Cydia and iFile (and ScummVM emulator) so I don't think it's the jailbreak that's causing it, but instead I think 7.0.6 is buggy.

Would upgrading to 7.1.1 fix a lot of these instabilities?

Yes. I just upgraded to 7.1.1 and jailbroke it. Night and day, specially safari performance and tab reloading. Not perfect, but pretty good

 

[Ludatyk]

If whatever tweaks you use compatible with iOS 7.1.1 its a no brainer.

As for me... I plan on staying on 7.0.4. Prowidgets isn't compatible. And OS Experience is not working although the dev is pushing for an update.

 

[tehreflex]

I say go for it. My iPhone 5 is running much faster and the battery life has improved significantly. Same with my iPad 3rd gen, runs like it did on iOS 6.