1) I'd think that restoring a back-up would undo the iOS 11 upgrade. I may be wrong.
2) I always set new devices up as new. Gradually installing the apps that I want on that device. But I have most of my data in the cloud, and I consider new devices additions rather than replacements.
My iPad Pro 10.5" with Smart Keyboard is my all-but desktop replacement.. My iPad Air 2 has received a new cover, and will be the one to take with me. (I always buy the cellular edition of an iPad.) I won't install all of its apps onto the Pro, like ones related to navigation (boating), but I may well add apps that I haven't on the Air, like creative tools.
2) I always set new devices up as new. Gradually installing the apps that I want on that device. But I have most of my data in the cloud, and I consider new devices additions rather than replacements.
My iPad Pro 10.5" with Smart Keyboard is my all-but desktop replacement.. My iPad Air 2 has received a new cover, and will be the one to take with me. (I always buy the cellular edition of an iPad.) I won't install all of its apps onto the Pro, like ones related to navigation (boating), but I may well add apps that I haven't on the Air, like creative tools.
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Chris
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On 19 Oct 2017, 19:36 +0200, Nonie Masterson hachiosmom@yahoo.com [iPad] <iPad@yahoogroups.com>, wrote:
Hi,I'm getting a 10.5 pro today and was wondering if this sounded like the best way to proceed.Charge it first, upgrade to ios 11 and then restore from backup of my Air2?Thanks very much!NonieSent from my iMac 🐾
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