I currently have the stock iPhone 5 running iOS 7.1. I will probably continue to update through the 7.x series but that's it. I won't update to 8.0 because I am almost certain it will be too much of a resource hog as was shown with my older devices.
I know that the new update file is pushed onto your device in the background when connected to wifi. It remains dormant and consuming your storage memory (usually up to 2 GB). I have the iPhone 5, 16 GB.
I would like to know two things, but I am not sure how to go about and if it's do-able.
Is there a method to remove the update (permanently) from your device? It appears in "Other" when connected to iTunes.
Can we now backup our blogs for the iPhone 5? If so, how?
Thanks
I know that the new update file is pushed onto your device in the background when connected to wifi. It remains dormant and consuming your storage memory (usually up to 2 GB). I have the iPhone 5, 16 GB.
I would like to know two things, but I am not sure how to go about and if it's do-able.
Is there a method to remove the update (permanently) from your device? It appears in "Other" when connected to iTunes.
Can we now backup our blogs for the iPhone 5? If so, how?
Thanks