How do I download system upgrades.

would like to upgrade safari system from 4.3.5 to 5.0. need to download cloud. how...

Default software is updated when Apple releases an iOS upgrade. If your iPad is currently running iOS 4.x.x and you wish to upgrade to iOS 5.x.x, then connect your iPad to the computer, open iTunes, select your iPad in the iTunes sidebar, click on the Summary tab in the main window, then click on the Update button.
Please get the iPad iOS 4 user guide.
Please Get the iPad User Manual for iOS 5
I suggest you read your manual for help with the basic use of your device.

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