Do Apple have any Product Managers? They can't even align an announcement with their website. Apple used to be a company that crossed the T's and dotted the i's. Quality is going down in all regards.
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List of iOS 10 Compatible iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch Models [Updated]
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That's alright. I still love you, my sweet little itty bitty, iPhone 4s❤️
Re: iPad 2 compatibility: I hope they've done some work to optimize it for this old hardware, because A lot of apps run painfully slow on iOS 9.
how can you be sure?
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its highly prob its a mistake and you won't get the ios 10 upgrade. the ppt didn't have ipad 2 on it when they presented it.
Oh my, glad to see my iPad 3 still supported. It still runs fine too. But then again I've got a load of things disabled like background processing and gestures (it speeds it up!). But for browsing through photos or just reading forums it's really useful.
Both of you are wrong. The iPhone 4 was already dropped for the iOS 8 update and is therefore stuck with iOS 7.1.2.
I'm positively surprised that my iPhone 5 is still supported. I honestly thought they would drop all non 64-bit devices. Woohoo to another year on this phone!!
*Before anyone says why I'm still using this phone, it's because it's still works perfectly fine and I don't see any reason to get a new one when the OS still supports it. Also, I heard that the 2017 iPhone will be the major redesign and stuff so the timing is just right for me to upgrade next year.
*Before anyone says why I'm still using this phone, it's because it's still works perfectly fine and I don't see any reason to get a new one when the OS still supports it. Also, I heard that the 2017 iPhone will be the major redesign and stuff so the timing is just right for me to upgrade next year.
Eh, they should have left it behind at iOS 8, mine is already unusable running iOS 9.3, I can't imagine what iOS 10 will do to it.
It had an awesome run guys, time to put it to rest.
I wonder what Apple's BS explanation for that is? All I can think is Apple plans to make those compatible devices so slow with the update to force people to upgrade. Maybe a large number of people still use the 4s in some countries and Apple didn't want to irritate them, possibly turning them off to future Apple products. Then again, maybe it was an error on Apple's part to omit the 4s on the list???
here you go screen shot iPhone 4s
I agree, it's very slow, running 9.3.2 on 4s and mini. But, since my primary device is 6s plus, I didn't expect an update on the old devices.
So basically no actual guarantee of anything in particular. Got it.
I'm sorry, and i wanted this to be true, but i found a screen-shot that points to this simply not being true.
A5 DEVICES nowhere to be found
Additionally, this is the response i got through DM from Apple Support Twitter, hinting that the site might get updated later on:
A5 DEVICES nowhere to be found
Additionally, this is the response i got through DM from Apple Support Twitter, hinting that the site might get updated later on:
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My iPad Mini is so slow on iOS 9 that I'm surprised it's on the list. I'd take less new features for more speed.
My iPad Air is already uncomfortable to use on 9.3, I am shocked that ios 10 will be available on the iPad 2..?! Some optimization would be really nice........
I feel like I'm not the only one that clicked on this article to post a similar comment
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Apple today announced iOS 10, the next major version of its mobile operating system. The software update is compatible with all iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch models currently capable of running iOS 9, except for the iPhone 4s.
iOS 10 is available in beta for registered Apple developers starting today, while the update will be seeded to public beta testers in July. The free software update will officially launch in the fall, presumably alongside the iPhone 7 in early to mid September.
iOS 10 features redesigned Messages, Apple News, Apple Music, and Photos apps with several new features, a brand new Home app for controlling HomeKit accessories, a Siri SDK for third-party app developers, and much more. Read our WWDC 2016 liveblog and coverage for a recap of today's announcements.
The complete list of iOS 10 compatible devices:
iPhone
iPhone 6s
iPhone 6s Plus
iPhone 6
iPhone 6 Plus
iPhone SE
iPhone 5s
iPhone 5c
iPhone 5iPad
iPad Pro (12.9-inch)
iPad Pro (9.7-inch)
iPad Air 2
iPad Air
iPad (4th generation)
iPad (3rd generation)
iPad 2
iPad mini 4
iPad mini 3
iPad mini 2
iPad miniiPod touch
iPod touch (6th generation)
iPod touch (5th generation)Apple has shared the full video of its WWDC 2016 keynote, where it also introduced macOS Sierra alongside new versions of watchOS and tvOS.
Article Link: List of iOS 10 Compatible iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch Models
I wanna see which features each device doesn't/does get
A5 DEVICES nowhere to be found
Maybe support will be added in a later beta? I really really hope so. Sounds like they developed iOS 10 quite substantially for A5 if it got into the promotional material.