How To Upgrade The iOS On Your iPhone Or iPad

You should regularly upgrade the iOS on your iPhone or iPad to make the device run more efficiently. You will be notified of available upgrades as soon as you connect to the internet. Downloading the new iOS is also free, so you can expect the fixing of bug issues and do more with your current device when getting the update.

Here are the steps on how to upgrade the iOS on your iPhone or iPad.

1. You can update your iPhone or iPad using iTunes or via a wireless method.

2. Back up your device to iTunes or iCloud before updating to ensure that you do not lose any content or file.

3. Connect to the internet using your Apple device’s Personal Hotspot to update wirelessly. You can also link your computer to another network.

4. To perform a wireless update, plug in your device to a power source.

5. Tap “Settings” then “General” then “Software Update”. You will see the newest available version of iOS to download.

6. Next, tap “Download and Install”. The updates may automatically download when your iPhone or iPad is linked to Wi-Fi and a power source.

7. Tap “Install” or “Later” to install the update at a later time. You will be required to input your passcode before installing the update if you are using one.

To upgrade the iOS using iTunes, follow the steps below.

1. You must back up the device first.

2. Launch iTunes on your PC or Mac. Check that you have the latest version.

3. Plug in your Apple device.

4. Click on the device located at the top left navigation.

5. Click “Check for Update” in the first section. You can also click “Restore” if you wish to fully clean the device before updating the software.

6. The update will appear. Click on “Download and Update” in the popup menu. Agree to the terms and conditions.

7. Input your passcode to start the download and installation process.

Ensure that you have sufficient space for the update. You can update via iTunes or delete content manually to free up more space.

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