Apple’s “Far Out” event on September 7 brought us the new iPhone 14 series, and with it the new iOS 16. It was at the same event that Apple took the opportunity to announce the release date.
With them, we could see the new and all-new Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch SE and the most professional model of the brand – Apple Watch Ultra. We can’t ignore the announcement we’ve already been expecting from the new AirPods Pro 2, which comes with the new H2 chip.
Well, as far as we are concerned, in the beta versions that have been released so far, you can see big changes in everything regarding the visual aesthetics of the system, as well as new features and capabilities of the new iOS, some of which will be really interesting for many. users.
Official release date iOS 16 will be released on Monday, September 12th. ahead of the company’s new iPhone 14 series (September 16), 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm Peninsular Time. If you don’t want to wait until then, you can try the software on your iPhone right now.
Sure, running to install the iOS 16 beta is tempting. However, most iPhone users should stick with iOS 15. It’s pre-release software, which means it’s unfinished and the iOS 16 beta is riddled with bugs.
Please note that Apple has ended support for the iPhone 6S, 6S Plus, 7, 7 Plus, and SE (1st generation), so these devices are not compatible with iOS 16.
Well, when the long-awaited day arrives, your iPhone will show you a notification that a new version of the operating system is now available for updating. It will be very easy to access the update from the same notification.
This is what is expected, although if you don’t receive a message, don’t worry, as, as with any mobile phone or computer, you can “force” this update. You just need to access the “Settings” menu, go to “General” and “Software Update”.
Keep in mind that your iPhone will need a solid charge. Make sure your phone is at least 50% charged, or find a charger. It is also desirable to have a stable WiFi connection.
Finally, make sure you have your Apple ID and other login information. There’s always a chance that you’ll be signed out of apps and services during installation, so you’ll need to keep them handy so you can use them again and not drive yourself crazy.
From here it’s time to get acquainted with everything new that comes. As we said before, you can try the beta version. This way, you won’t be caught off guard by the changes that have been made.
Source: Computer Hoy
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