iOS 6 is here -- read our complete iOS 6 review! -- and if you're itching to get your hands on it but your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch isn't yet alerting you that it's available, you can manually update over-the-air.
Follow along and we'll show you how!
How to manually update to iOS
- Launch the Settings app.
- Tap General.
- Tap Software Update.
- If there's nothing new, you'll be told just so. Otherwise, you'll be presented with all the details about the update.
- Tap Download and Install
- Agree to the Terms and Conditions
- Watch the progress bar (This part depends on the speed and quality of connection. Don't be alarmed if it takes a long time, speeds up or slows down, or appears to jump around -- be patient.)
- Once it's finished downloading, you'll be prompted to instal (and restart) your device. If you don't explicitly hit Later or Install within a few seconds, it will install on your behalf.
- Apple will verify the install.
You're done! Your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch is ready to go on iOS 6!
Report: Apple gave Zoom special access to tools to unlock iPad Split view
A new report claims that Apple has given Zoom access to an API that unlocks Split View on the iPad whilst using the device's camera, an entitlement not currently available to anyone else.
Internal docs reveal Apple's huge 2015 push to improve App Review
Internal documents filed in the Epic Games vs Apple trial reveal Apple made a huge push in 2015 to improve its App Review process. Titled 'Columbus', the project was a bid to heavily invest in App Review automation and efficiency.
UK woman orders an iPhone 12 Pro Max, gets a broken tile instead
New iPhone day should be exciting. But not if you get a broken tile instead.
What are the best numeric keypads for Mac?
It's difficult to work on financial applications without a numeric keypad. Let's find out which numeric keypads are the best for your Mac.