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Are you happy with your iphone 4 on ios 7.1.1 ?

  • Yes

    Votes: 14 60.9%
  • No

    Votes: 9 39.1%
  • Indifferent

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    23
  • Poll closed .

sshhoott

macrumors 6502
Feb 6, 2010
304
0
Yes, I'm happy. I couldn't have imagined any other company providing software support for a phone that is nearly 4 years old at the level Apple has. I mean look at iOS 7.1, it brought performance (animations fluidity) improvements to iPhone 4! Now that's called taking care of customers. Another reason, why I won't be switching to Android for a while.
 

JMountainDew

macrumors regular
Apr 24, 2012
178
33
I've not upgraded to os 7 on my 4s yet. What, in your experience, makes it worthwhile? Any changes to battery life, etc?
 

FatPuppy

macrumors 68000
Original poster
Jul 14, 2012
1,709
151
4s is far superior with ios 7 than iphone 4 is and many apps work better on 7
 

The Doctor11

macrumors 603
Dec 15, 2013
5,976
1,408
New York
No! It's slow drops frames ALL the time. Opening simple things like settings takes for ever. Typing fast will make the letters stop showing up until they all show up at once
 

eelw

macrumors 6502a
Sep 19, 2012
631
27
Not really sure yet. My iPhone 4 isn't my primary device. So I left it for ages on 7.0.2. Only decided last week to clean up the phone and backup and performed a full restore to 7.1.1. As mentioned when 7.1 was released, my iPhone 4 does feel snappier than prior 7.0.? versions.
 

5354

macrumors member
Aug 17, 2010
38
1
I made the switch from 6.1.2 to 7.1.1.

It did not feel bad at all, at least to me. I have not tried how bad it was when it was 7.0.4.

Comparing 6.1.2 to 7.1.1, I personally feel it is a worthwhile upgrade. My old 6.1.2 JB was really slow and bogged down. The new apps are not working smoothly with iOS6 and took ages to load.

Now on 7.1.1, it loads a little bit faster.

Some things to note is that I set up the phone as a new one, restarting from scratch. Also picked those settings to help reduce the fancful effects. So far so good.

Battery life seems terrible...but heck its a 4 year phone already. But on 2G, the phone is decent in remaining standby of around 10h. Usage hours is around 4-5h?
 

sunking101

macrumors 604
Sep 19, 2013
7,416
2,657
I made the switch from 6.1.2 to 7.1.1.

It did not feel bad at all, at least to me. I have not tried how bad it was when it was 7.0.4.

Comparing 6.1.2 to 7.1.1, I personally feel it is a worthwhile upgrade. My old 6.1.2 JB was really slow and bogged down. The new apps are not working smoothly with iOS6 and took ages to load.

Now on 7.1.1, it loads a little bit faster.

Some things to note is that I set up the phone as a new one, restarting from scratch. Also picked those settings to help reduce the fancful effects. So far so good.

Battery life seems terrible...but heck its a 4 year phone already. But on 2G, the phone is decent in remaining standby of around 10h. Usage hours is around 4-5h?

That is only an hour worse than my 11 month old iPhone 5 on 2G.
3G returns me around 3-4 hours of battery usage.
 

Sky Blue

Guest
Jan 8, 2005
6,856
11
my 4 was long in the tooth when I upgraded to a 5 in 2012, can't imagine using one now!
 
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