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iOS 14 is ready for your iPhone.
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Greet iOS 14 and iPadOS 14, The latest Apple operating system enhancements to its iPhone software ($ 699 at Amazon) and iPad ($ 285 at Back Market). We tell you everything you need to know about what it is, how prepare your iPhone or iPad now and what models are compatible.
iPad OS is relatively new to the iPad. It was created to bring the Apple tablet more in line with a complete computer experience, so you will see some features that do not exist for the iPhone, such as compatibility with a external mouse or trackpad. But you will see other software skills overlapping alongside some unique ones designed just for iPhone and iPad.
This year, iOS 14 introduces new tricks to the iPhone as small applications, known as widgets, for the home screen. With iPadOS 14, Apple is adding features like better search capabilities. And both devices start letting people choose default apps for email and web browser, as well as a new message program that facilitates the organization of conversations. Read on to learn how to install the updates now that they are active. And here when we think Apple will release the iPhone 12.
A must: prepare your iPhone or iPad before installing the update
It’s easy to get really excited and install a new software update and all its fancy features the moment it’s available, but don’t go overboard. I suggest that you take a few minutes to do routine maintenance on your iPhone or iPad before hitting the install button.
See this:
IOS 14 Hands-on Preview
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Not only will it help ensure a smooth update, but it will also free up storage and clutter in the process, and have a fresh backup ready in case something goes wrong installing the update.
We have one guide that guides you clean your device storage and the best method to create a backup.
Does your phone work with iOS 13? Then it will run iOS 14.
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What iPhones and iPads are supported?
Apple maintains its portfolio of compatible iPhone and iPad models the same as for iOS 13.
Devices that will support iOS 14, iPadOS 14
|
Phone 11 |
12.9-inch iPad Pro (4th generation) |
|---|---|
|
iPhone 11 Pro |
11-inch iPad Pro (2nd generation) |
|
iPhone 11 Pro Max |
12.9-inch iPad Pro (3rd generation) |
|
iPhone XS |
11-inch iPad Pro (1st generation) |
|
iPhone XS Max |
12.9-inch iPad Pro (2nd generation) |
|
iPhone XR |
12.9-inch iPad Pro (1st generation) |
|
iPhone X |
10.5-inch iPad Pro |
|
iPhone 8 |
9.7-inch iPad Pro |
|
iPhone 8 Plus |
iPad (7th generation) |
|
iPhone 7 |
iPad (6th generation) |
|
iPhone 7 Plus |
iPad (5th generation) |
|
iPhone 6s |
iPad Mini (5th generation) |
|
iPhone 6s Plus |
iPad Mini 4 |
|
iPhone SE (1st generation) |
iPad Air (3rd generation) |
|
iPhone SE (second generation) |
iPad Air 2 |
|
iPod Touch (7th generation) |
How to install iOS 14 and iPadOS 14
The good news is that if you’ve ever installed a software update on your phone or tablet, you’ll feel right at home installing iOS 14. It installs just like any other software update, there are no additional steps you need to take. . With that said, it’s a good idea to have your device plugged into a charger to make sure your battery doesn’t drain, and a strong Wi-Fi connection will help speed up the process without burning your data plan. On your iPhone or iPad, follow these steps:
one. Open the Settings application.
two. Please select general.
3. Tap Software update.
Your device will connect to Apple’s servers and ask you to download and install the update. Follow the instructions to complete the installation. When your device reboots, it will run iOS 14 or iPadOS 14.
Now that you have the latest software up and running, check out this list of our favorite iOS 14 features and how to use them. We also guide you through its new privacy features and a cool new camera mode to enhance your selfie game.
