Apple Releases iOS 7.1.1 Allowing iPhone / iPad / iPod touch to Upgrade

Apple has presented a fix to bugs with iOS 7.1.1 release that you can now download for your device. The firmware improves some options on iOS 7 and solves problems that make a lot of users tired and frustrated. You can learn how to update to iOS 7.1.1 inside this post and use either direct links or OTA-upgrade.

This release comes with minor improvements to the system. It should solve the bugs such as the ability to distantly turn off Find My iPhone application and restore your smartphone without having to enter Apple ID and password. The Cupertino giant has also offered some changes to Touch ID making its response a lot quicker.

As Apple states, you will get the following changes after you install iOS 7.1.1 on your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch:

– Your keyboard should be better in turns of responsiveness

– Touch ID sensor works better

– Bluetooth keyboards are also fixed

You can follow iOS 7.1.1 download links to upgrade to this firmware from iOS 7.1. This is good for everything with a non-jailbroken device. Hackers haven’t released the jailbreak for this operating system so they advise everyone who needs jailbreak to not update to the newer firmware version.

iPhone 5 CDMA users can download their firmware using the previous link and GSM owners can get iPhone 5 iOS 7.1.1 for GSM here. iPhone 5S users can download CDMA or GSM model and iPhone 5C should follow these links for CDMA smartphone and GSM cell phone.

Users with iPhone 4S can update as well and iPhone 4 owner can use one of the following sources: GSM Rev A, GSM and CDMA.

iPod touch 5 gen iOS 7.1.1 is here.

Tablet devices can be updates through here:

iPad Air 5 gen – WiFi + Cellular

iPad Air 5 gen – WiFi

iPad 4 gen – CDMA

iPad 4 gen – GSM

iPad 4 gen – WiFi

iPad 3 gen – WiFi

iPad 3 gen – Wi-Fi + Cellular AT&T

iPad 3 gen – Wi-Fi + Cellular Verizon

iPad 2 gen – Wi-Fi (Rev A)