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It does, but then it downloads some CD-sized thing, which you can cancel at any point. I have clicked update once. After slowly fetching the update, the downl
by sapphirecat 15y ago
It does, but then it downloads some CD-sized thing, which you can cancel at any point.
I have clicked update once. After slowly fetching the update, the download was corrupt, and iTunes wanted to pull the entire thing down again. Slowly, of course. So I canceled, and haven't accepted any updates since, but iOS 5 might be worth trying again.
- jackvalentine 15y agoiOS5 will be worth trying again if only for the reason that it (finally) brings incremental updates. No more 900mb beasts, after the initial update.