Like every year Apple during his WWDC keynote announced a new version of iOS. This year iOS 10. How to install this update now on your iPhone, iPad and even iPod touch we tell you in this article.
WWDC
WWDC is the annual conference Apple holds for developers. During the conference, which lasts four days, Apple talks developers on how to best develop for iOS, MacOS, watchOS and tvOS.
While this initially may not sound that interesting, this is it because Apple each year also betas release of the just mentioned systems. This so sure developers can develop and ensure our well-functioning apps when during autumn operating system is released to the public. But the users who can not wait until this fall to to get started with iOS example 10 can also enjoy these betas. How? We tell you in this article!
Supported Devices
As every year is the case do not support all iPhones, iPads and iPods update to the next ‘big’ iOS update. Hence it is very important to check first if your device still supported the update
Public Beta 
The first, and easiest way to install the update to iOS 10 on your iPhone is to enroll through your for the Public beta Apple. the big difference between the public beta and normal beta is that you can install for free on your phone using the public beta iOS 10, but also that you longer have to wait. This especially because Apple beta want to make a bit more stable before the regular user have to do with knowledge. Sometimes it can occur that your device is not suitable at all for everyday use with a beta because there are so many bugs in it.
After signing up for the public beta will, when the beta is available, get an email with the steps how iOS 10 can install on your device. These steps are to install a certificate (which you can download via a link in the mail) and then follow the same steps as if you were installing another update on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch itself. Settings – & gt; general – & gt; Software Update
UDID
Then there is another possibility to iOS 10 to install immediately on your device, all you have or have access to a 
developer account or you have to invest a small amount (approximately € 5) to register your UDID The reason that money will be prompted to your device. register is because you annually to pay a sum to Apple before you can and can develop for iOS, OS X, watchOS and tvOS. If you’re not developer account at their disposal, you no minute after yet found a site where you UDID (charge) can have register you think back by connecting your device from your device UDID with your computer, then iTunes to open – & gt;. to unit will – & gt; serial clicks appears to UDID
iOS 10 install
Installing iOS 10 after registering your UDID requires more know-how, and also a computer with the latest version of iTunes , than if you would do it through the public beta. Before you even think of installing the update, we recommend that you backup to your device via iTunes. There is always something go wrong, and if you are, you can always go back up to off.
After creating a backup, you will need to download the update file for your device. These files can actually download from the Apple’s developer site, but since you have not purchased a developer account, it will obviously not work. that’s why you should look equally over the internet to a site that offers the file (there are hundreds after searching short) . Tip: search iOS 10 IPSW But do not forget to check whether you have the right file, this model number from your device to control with the model number shown on the downloaded file.
After downloading the file, go back to iTunes. There you choose your phone (the phone must be connected via a cable). Then you hold the Windows user shift key and mac user the option key button and then press on update. The window that appears, choose the just downloaded IPSW file, confirm and then the update will be installed on your device.
Important
As already briefly mentioned there is always a possibility that something goes wrong during the update process. Normally, this means only that you’ll start again from scratch, and so you’ll have backup restore on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. But the chance is always something going wrong so that your device unusable. What happens to your phone, All About Phones is not responsible for any damage whatsoever.
If you have questions, you can these always leave it in the comments, and then we will send them as quickly and effectively try to answer as possible.
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