I have upgraded my old iPhone 4S to iOS 8 a few days ago, and I can tell you with confidence that it is safe to upgrade your device too.
Despite a tiny flaw, I didn't find something that could affect in any manner the decision in performing the upgrade. I didn't find in any way a battery drain bigger than the actual drain I already have with my original old battery.
There is something else, that you will need in order to upgrade to iOS 8 other than the will and desire to do it, and this is patience. The complete upgrade will take over 2 hours.
Before downloading the iOS 8 you will need to remove as much content and applications as you can (specially if your iPhone 4s is a 16GB iPhone) since you will need 4.5 GB free to start the process.
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| Free at least 4.5 GB to get ready |
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| Press Download and Install |
After Pressing the Download and Install, just forget about your phone for the next 60 minutes...
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| Downloading snapshot |
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| Downloading snapshot |
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| Install Snapshot |
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| iOS 8 Installation Complete! |
New features you can enjoy and take advantage after the upgrade:
In-Line message: When you receive a message you can answer by pulling down the banner message. This feature is also called Quick Replay.
Battery usage by app: This feature is well known for Android users...Now we have it.
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| Inline message |
Battery usage by app: This feature is well known for Android users...Now we have it.
By Entering the Settings --> General --> Usage, you will see a new item called "Battery Usage" where is possible to see the break down consumption by app. See snapshot below.
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| Battery Usage |








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