iOS 10 was launched on 13 September 2016, bringing with it a number of new additions and refinements. Since then it has gone on to be installed on nearly 80% of Apple devices. If you've yet to make the move to iOS 10, or just want to ensure you have the latest version of it on your device, we show you how to make the transition quickly and easily. As with all iOS updates it’s available for free to users with an iPhone or iPad, assuming it's a recent enough model to qualify. Don’t worry though, we’ll list all the devices that are allowed to install iOS 10 later in this article, as well as offering advice on whether each device is powerful enough to run iOS 10 without slowing down.
You've probably got three questions: can I update my iPhone or iPad to iOS 10? Should I update my iPhone or iPad to iOS 10? And (if the answer to the first two is yes) how do I update to iOS 10? We'll address all these questions in our complete guide to iOS upgrades.
We take you through how to download, install and run iOS 10 on your iPhone and iPad, potential problems you may encounter, and whether you should let Apple update your iPhone or iPad for you overnight. We also discuss iOS betas which allow you to access all the features of the latest iOS 10.3 update before its official release.
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