Would be interesting to know which method you prefer, and why?.
I voted, iTunes. I think im oldschool who prefers hardwired.
Would be interesting to know which method you prefer, and why?.
I voted, iTunes. I think im oldschool who prefers hardwired.
Last edited by conrad721; 11-11-2012 at 07:29 PM.
I usually use the OTA method.Originally Posted by conrad721
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I usually use OTA. It is quicker and easier for me. It really doesn't matter unless you have plans to jail break.
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Right, SHSH blobs from an OTA update won't work for a jailbreak.Originally Posted by ogilley
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OTA. Wired is so 2000.![]()
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Wired, assuming this poll is about OS updates. I always prefer combo updaters over delta for system software. OTA for everyday app updates, though.
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Wireless, for everything.
Because thats purely the way I'm set up. The only cable i use is the wall plug. Wireless might take longer, but I'm in no hurry![]()
For OS updates, it's not about speed, it's about decreasing the chance of a bad installation. The combo updater replaces the whole operating system from scratch, overwriting any files that won't change but may have become corrupted over time. Also, by downloading the package to iTunes and updating the iPad via cable, I am insulated from Internet problems possibly resulting in an incomplete installation (and perhaps a brick).
Call me paranoid, but in 20 years of Mac combo updates, I've never had a single problem, when others are reporting unbootable machines.
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Up until I started using iCloud to back up my entire music library, I swore by iTunes. Now OTA is just so much more convenient that there's no looking back.