Software update not showing any ios update

Hi I am using iphone 4s with ios6.1 ,I didnt downloaded ios 7 when it got released though i got notifications.
As of now i like to update my ios to latest(using OTA) but i not getting any software update in iphone, even when i click on software update its just keep on loading and showing "Checking for updates" but no other result is shown even after 15 mins. Internet and wifi is working properly as i can surf pages .
I tried to update via itunes too but my itunes needs to be updated to 11.0.3 when i click on download itunes latest ,its getting downloading to certain amount and get stucks with no more downloading.So i am not able to update ios via itunes.
This where it stucks
Kindly help me how to fix this..

Its quite normal for iTunes taking time to install new version 11.1.3 as it also completly depends on your internet speed as well
How are you trying to update iTunes?
1) By clicking on check for updates under under tab on iTunes or
2) or By completly uninstalling old version of iTunes and all related components from control panel add/remove programs and then trying to install fewsh copy
Its recommended that you try the 2nd step as it takes less time when compared to first method
Once you install iTunes you can connect the device and check if there is a update available for your iPhone.

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