• iPad Air (5th generation WiFi + Cellular)
• iPad Air (5th generation WiFi)
• iPad (4th generation CDMA)
• iPad (4th generation GSM)
• iPad (4th generation WiFi)
• iPad mini (CDMA)
• iPad mini (GSM)
• iPad mini (WiFi)
• iPad mini 2 (WiFi + Cellular)
• iPad mini 2 (WiFi)
• iPad 3 Wi-Fi (3rd generation)
• iPad 3 Wi-Fi + Cellular (model for ATT)
• iPad 3 Wi-Fi + Cellular (model for Verizon)
• iPad 2 Wi-Fi (Rev A)
• iPad 2 Wi-Fi
• iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G (GSM)
• iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G (CDMA)
• iPhone 5 (CDMA)
• iPhone 5 (GSM)
• iPhone 5c (CDMA)
• iPhone 5c (GSM)
• iPhone 5s (CDMA)
• iPhone 5s (GSM)
• iPhone 4s
• iPhone 4 (GSM Rev A)
• iPhone 4 (GSM)
• iPhone 4 (CDMA)
• iPod touch (5th generation)

1. Open the Settings app;
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2. Go to General;
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3. Go to Accessibility;
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4. Enter the Increase Contrast field and enable it - this will get rid of the blur effects;
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5. Go back, then enter the Reduce Motion field and enable it - this will get rid of the parallax effect;
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6. Hit the home button and enjoy a faster, smoother experience with iOS 7!

• Download iOS 6.1.1 10B145 for iPhone 4S

• Specifications

Introduction

Muting things on both ends of the line, we can hear a subtle amount of background noise through the handset’s earpiece – however, it drowns out when we begin conversing. Voices on our side have a tendency to sound choppy, but thanks to its piercing volume output, we're able to recognize voices without much falter. Meanwhile, our callers are happily impressed by the clear audio tones they're presented on their end of the line. Finally, the speakerphone is actually a pleasure to use thanks to the robust and audible tones it’s able to produce.

On another note, we're rather disappointed with the battery level of the iPhone 4S – especially when it was mentioned to offer better battery life than its predecessor. Strangely, we’re able to get a little bit under 7 hours of continuous talk with a full charge, which is less than the 8 hours it’s rated for. In our day-to-day usage, we don’t find its battery life to be any better than the iPhone 4 since we're able to get at least one day of normal usage. However, power users will still want to charge it whenever the opportunity arises to keep it at a good level – though, we'd recommend charging it nightly as well. Who knows if it’s something to do with the dual-core processor or something else, but we were expecting more out of its battery life.

Camera

The Apple iPhone 4s comes with an updated 8-megapixel auto-focus camera, which features backside illumination and a larger f2.4 aperture. Simply,photos taken in plentiful of lighting are filled to the brim with luscious fine details to make even the most distant objects visually elaborate – plus, its realistic color production is on the neutral side to make shots very accurate looking. Bettering itself even more, the iPhone 4S manages to retain a decent amount of clarity with photos take in low lighting. For the most part, shadows are well highlighted in the shot, but the overall shot tends to be on the fuzzy side. Nevertheless, the LED flash is profoundly potent with its output – while maintaining a natural color production. Finally, its shutter speed is extremely quick to allow us to come out of nowhere to snap those candid moments.

Equally as appealing, the iPhone 4S excels in recording 1080p high-definition videos that are gloriously filled with plenty of eye-candy goodness. Showing off its worth, videos are brilliant to watch thanks to their sharp details, gradual exposure, consistent capture of 29 frames per second, natural looking colors, and crystal clear audio recording. We also like the image stabilization, eliminating most of the shaky-hands problems. However, it would've been really awesome to finally see continuous auto-focus thrown in – but alas, we’re only given the typical touch-focus option with the handset. Needless to say, we’re not all that bummed about it since It’s not that bad at all because as it also adjusts the exposure as well.

Software

Just like before, we find the usual suspect of standard applications that we've grown to love by now on the iPhone 4S. Specifically, we find things like the Weather, YouTube, Game Center, iTunes, App Store, Compass, Voice Memos, and Stocks app with the handset. In all honesty, there isn't a whole lot new with any of them, but nevertheless, they function perfectly like what we've seen before. However, it still would've been nice to see some sort of update with them – like some sort of new makeover to their layout and presentation.

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Conclusion

Unless you are a die hard iPhone fan, there is very little that should make you jump to upgrade to the iPhone 4S. There’s no denying that you’ll find the iPhone 4S as the most amazing one yet. Sure we love its faster dual-core processor and improved camera, but the single best feature with the smartphone is found with Siri. Still we think users will benefit more from waiting a year for the next iteration. Our biggest gripe with regards to the iPhone 4S's features is the lack of 4G, which means it will provide slower data connectivity compared to LTE handsets on Verizon, for example. However, it should be noted that the iPhone 4S is just as fast as some 4G-branded smartphones on AT&T and T-Mobile.

If you happen to be an Apple iPhone 4 owner, we really don't see too many reasons why you should upgrade. However, if you have an older iPhone, the iPhone 4S will obviously be an awesome choice, due to its beautiful design, outstanding performance and cool features. If we have to compare it to the top of the line Android handsets of today, we believe the iPhone 4S has what it takes to compete successfully. Of course, whether you should side with it or a high-end Android phone depends entirely on your personal needs.

• New vector based Maps application designed by Apple
• Turn-by-Turn navigation with spoken directions. Available for the iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPad 2 and new iPad.
• Real-time traffic information
• Flyover, which offers photo-realistic, interactive 3D views of major metro areas. Available for the iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, new iPad and iPod Touch 5th Gen.
• Local search results through Yelp, offers photos, ratings, reviews and available deals.
• Siri integration for requesting directions and finding places along a route.

• Siri is now available on the iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPad 3 and iPod Touch 5th Gen
• Sports – Siri now offers scores, player stats, game schedules, team rosters, and league standing for baseball, basketball, football, soccer and hockey.
• Movies – Siri now gets you trailers, show times, reviews and facts about the latest movies.
• Restaurants – Siri can help you make reservations, or view reviews, photos and information abut various restaurants.
• You can now send a Tweet using Siri.
• You can now post to Facebook using Siri.
• You can now launch apps using Siri.
• Siri allows ‘eyes free’ operation in supported automobiles.
• Local search is now available through Siri in supported countries.
• Siri has additional country and language support

• Facebook now offers single sign in from settings for deep integration.
• You can post to Facebook from Photos, Safari, Maps, App Store, iTunes, Games Center, Notification Center and Siri.
• You can add a location and choose an audience for any post.
• You can view the latest Facebook photos and contact information in Contacts.
• You can view Facebook events and birthdays on Calendar.
• You can view what your friends likes in the App Store.

• Shared select photos with people you choose.
• Friends can now view shared photos through Photos app.
• Friends can like and make comments on individual photos.

• A new Passbook app will be available for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
• This app allows you to store all your boarding passes, store cards, movie tickets and other passes.
• Barcode displays for boarding flights, buying coffee, getting into movies and other actions
• Passes are displayed on your lock-screen based on location and time to save you from fumbling through your wallet
• Passes can be automatically updated.

• FaceTime is now supported over cellular for the iPhone 5, iPhone 4S and iPad 3
• You can receive FaceTime calls sent to your iPhone number on your iPad or iPod Touch

• A new ‘Do Not Disturb’ suppresses incoming calls and notifications when needed.
• You now have a 'Reply with message' option when declining a call
• You now have a 'Remind me later' option based on time or location when declining a call

• A new VIP mailbox is available to quickly access mail from important people
• You now have a Flagged email mailbox
• You can now insert photos and videos when composing email
• You can now open password protected Office docs
• You can now pull down to refresh mailboxes
• You can now add per account signatures

• You can use iCloud tabs to see open pages on all your devices
• Offline Reading List
• Photo upload support
• Full screen landscape view on iPhone and iPod touch
• Smart app banners
• JavaScript performance improvements

• Updated store design
• iTunes Preview history lets you see what you have previously purchased or previewed.
• Complete my season alolo
• Complete my album

• Challenge friends to beat high scores and achievements
• Post high-scores and achievements to Facebook and Twitter
• Friend recommendations based on your Facebook friends

• Guided Access to limit device to one app or restrict touch input on certain areas of the screen
• VoiceOver integration with Maps, AssistiveTouch and Zoom
• Support for Made for iPhone Hearing Aids for iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S

• Baidu web search
• Sina Weibo integration
• Share videos to Tudou
• Share videos to Youku
• Improved text input for handwriting and Pinyin

• Improved privacy controls for Contacts, Calendars, Reminders, Photos and data shared over Bluetooth
• Reminders can be reordered in the Reminders app
• Custom vibrations for alerts on iPhone
• Clock app for iPad
• Clock alarm with song
• Search all fields in Contacts
• Automatic movie mode for improved video sound quality
• Definitions of a selected word for Chinese, French, German and Spanish
• New keyboard layouts for French, German, Turkish, Catalan, Arabic and Icelandic
• Keyboard shortcuts shared across devices via iCloud
• Bluetooth MAP support
• Global network proxy for HTTP
• Bug fixes

• Apple iPhone 5 ( GSM | CDMA )
• Apple iPhone 4S
• Apple iPhone 4 ( GSM | CDMA )
• Apple iPhone 3GS
• Apple new iPad 3 ( GSM | CDMA | WiFi )
• Apple iPad 2 (GSM | CDMA | WiFi)
• Apple iPod Touch ( 4th Gen | 5th Gen )

• Download the appropriate file from the list above.
• Connect your device to your Mac or PC'.
• Select your device and Press Restore while holding down Shift key.(Alt for Mac) and press Restore.
• You can then manually browse and select the downloaded file.
• Wait for the update to complete.