At what point do you stop upgrading you software?

[stradfordd]

And, from what I "hear" around the forum - iOS 5.1.1, which is as high as the iPad1 goes, is the best update of the bunch up to that point.

So, if you haven't updated your iPad1 to iOS 5.1.1 - I believe that you will have as best as it gets. Again, this is what I hear. Of course and as always - YMMV.

Marilyn

Any tips to updating the os

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[CaseyMoss123]

When i feel there is something new in the market which would cost me much less than what the current gadget is costing and is very equivalent in quality and reliability,But sadly no one is as close as I pad is concerned and It would never happen in future too..

[Kaykaykay]

When i feel there is something new in the market which would cost me much less than what the current gadget is costing and is very equivalent in quality and reliability,But sadly no one is as close as I pad is concerned and It would never happen in future too..

Welcome to the forum.

I think you've misunderstood the question posed by OP. The question is related to the upgrading of firmware on iPads -- like when do you choose to take upgrades that are offered or decline them.

This thread also is from several months ago, and OP hasn't returned, so probably has moved on. The thread was reactivated by a new member who would probably get better results by posting a fresh thread, with a more specific question.