Should i update from ios 7.0.1 to ios 7.0.4 on my iphone 5C?

Should i update from ios 7.0.1 to ios 7.0.4 on my iphone 5C?
I want ir to run as faster as it is on 7.0.1 and i really fear ios 7.0.4 turns my iphone worse in those terms.

Yes you should update, you have one of the newer phones.

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Well I would agree with you but this is my fourth ipod since ios 7.1 came out. I had a discussion going about the whole thing about a month ago. I would update to ios 7.1 and get halfway through (about the 25 - 30 g spot) installing my apps again and it would constantly reset. I tried restoring, downloading apps through iTunes and just on my ipod. I had tried different apps. I also tried restoring from back up. Everything I tried ended with my iPods continually resetting and that's all. I had reinstalled iTunes too.
So you see why I'm very hesitant to try. Do you know of any problems people have had with the ipod resetting itself over and over again with the ios 7.1.1 update?

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I have an iPad Mini (WiFi only version) still running IOS 6.0 with no problems. Should I update to 6.1.3? I must admit that reports of problems after each update has me hesitant to do so.
Advice is greatly appreciated.

I have 6.1.3 on my iPad mini wi-fi only and have no problems.
Saturn94 wrote:
I must admit that reports of problems after each update has me hesitant to do so.
how many people are going to report that the device and ios are working like they should? Very few, if any at all. People only write when they have a problem.

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Should I update my older phone and sync with the new ios 5 prior to doing a restore to my new iPhone 5? Is that necessary?

Well...the answer is no. You can't downgrade the iOS, but it will update. I just kept the backup from the older version and did a restore with the Iphone 4S and it worked fine.

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MacBook Pro 13" i3 2.3ghz with OS X 10.7.2 Lion
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I've been running this______________^ since March 2011.
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Talked to Seagate representative:
He addressed my question without any problem and directed me to the following link which identifies whether or not your hard drive has an update available.
http://seagate.custkb.com/seagate/crm/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=207931&NewLan g=en
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I do not have the "software update" option on my iPad version 4.3.3 - is it possible to update to iOS.5.1

That is only a feature of iOS 5 or later...
You have iOS 4... See Here...
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4972
OR...
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What do you all think?
Thanks

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I have a MacBook (NOT a Pro) 2008 nickelback. Last time I updated I had a wifi issue and had to reboot computer entirely and downgrade it at te apple store

First, make a cloned backup to an external drive. Then upgrade. If there's a problem then you can easily restore the backup. Before backing up do this:
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from http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1070 - maybe some security too, I forget. Disabling cookies completely seems not to work at all - apple know of it. It's easy to revert back, anyway.
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Advanced Web Technologies: Safari introduces support for full-screen webpages, media caching with the HTML5 application cache, MathML, Web Open Font Format, CSS3 Auto-hyphenation, CSS3 Vertical Text, CSS3 Text Emphasis, Window.onError, and Formatted XML files.
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I've had a Time Capsule since they were introduced and while it's worked OK, I'm wondering if the benefits of the new versions are sufficient to get a new one? Does anyone have the experience of going from Generation 1 to 4 of the Time Capsule?
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If you still have a working gen1 consider yourself LUCKY.. !!
It can and will die suddenly and without warning.
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ip1 wrote:
I think i need to update to10.9 from10.68 ,
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HT201407 After update from iosn 4.3.5 to 6.0.1 then show "Your iPhone could not be activated because the activation server is temporarily unavailable."

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anshulmajoka wrote:
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