Apple has just released its iOS
7.0.4 update for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch lineups. The new
software version is now available to all users with an iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPad Air,
iPad (third and fourth generations), iPad 2, iPad mini or
fifth-generation iPod touch. The release is a minor update with bug
fixes including a fix for a FaceTime issue that impacted all devices. It
follows iOS 7.0.3, which was pushed out in late October
with a number of updates, not the least of which was the ability to
disable the zooming transition animations that were making some users
sick.
iOS 7 was first released in September and according to Apple, it took less than a week for the new operating system to be installed on more than 200 million devices. We said in a preview that iOS 7 is more about renovation than innovation, but we also found it to be the perfect balance of new design details and familiar functionality. Not everyone agrees, of course, and the new mobile platform has been panned by several experts and developers.
iOS
7.0.4 is available starting immediately as an over the air (OTA)
update, and it can be installed by navigating to General > Software
Update in iOS’s Settings app. The update can also be downloaded and
installed using Apple’s iTunes software on a computer.
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