If you are preparing for iOS 8 and you don't have enough space, then, among other solutions, you may also think of doing a complete recovery of the device and deleting all settings and data from it. An alternative solution is to get a newer one iOS devices that the operator can offer you. Yesterday I left the carrier with a newer model iPhone and since this is a brand new, never turned on phone, I had to go through the traditional first turn on process.
Everything went smoothly here and I am the owner iPhone 5c, which already supports iOS 8. However, today I am on my new one iPhone noticed something interesting - except that you connected your device to yours Apple ID and they activated it tooCloud, the phone remembers passwords from WiFi networks you've connected to in the past! As a result, you can start using encrypted WiFi networks from a new device the moment you get to them, without having to find out the password.
Yes, that's a standard keychain feature :-) all passwords are synchronized via iCloud.
Yes, he already did that. iOS 7 among others..
It also works between IOS7 and Mavericks.
I noticed this when I brought it home from work macbook pro and he immediately connected to the home network :-)
Well blink :)
Welcome to 2013
"I am the owner" iPhone 5c, which already supports iOS 8 "
iOS 8 supports also iphone 4S
Yes. Just on Monday I didn't understand how my iPhone I connected the 5c to wifi in Cieszyn, where I was last there 2 years ago with 3G ;-)
dojan: what I didn't mention in the original article is that I used until now iPhone 4
This is the editor's observation on the website about Applu???? And today there will be an article about it even remembering passwords from websites and iOS 8 it will work the same in third-party apps….