iOS 11 has arrived and this brings a number of improvements to your iPhone. With
iOS 11, you'll get a redesigned Control Center, improved apps like
Maps, Messages and Notes, and, finally, the ability to use Apple Pay to
send money to friends and family. But before you can take advantage of all the new features, you must install iOS 11.
iOS 11 will work on iPhone 5s and later. The device includes iPhone SE, iPhone 6 or 6s and iPhone 7 and 7 Plus. New device iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus comes with iOS 11 installed.
iOS 11 will not work on phones that are not 64-bit enabled. It makes the iPhone 5c and iPhone 5 out of the update list, as well as the iPhone that came out before 2013.
For iPad, iOS 11 will work with iPad Mini 2 or later, fifth-generation iPad, iPad Air and iPad Pro. If you still have a sixth-generation iPod Touch, you can also install iOS 11.
iOS 11 will not work on phones that are not 64-bit enabled. It makes the iPhone 5c and iPhone 5 out of the update list, as well as the iPhone that came out before 2013.
For iPad, iOS 11 will work with iPad Mini 2 or later, fifth-generation iPad, iPad Air and iPad Pro. If you still have a sixth-generation iPod Touch, you can also install iOS 11.
iOS 11 packed with new features for iPad and iPhone. The update is currently sliding and is available either over-the-air in the Settings app or by connecting your device to iTunes.
Many people try to download this major update at the same time. Apple usually implements a queue system to ensure quick downloading once you're in the front row of queues.
Many people try to download this major update at the same time. Apple usually implements a queue system to ensure quick downloading once you're in the front row of queues.
iOS 11 turns your iPad into a more capable computing device with a new user interface. While the home screen has not changed, there is now a complete system dock with all your favorite apps. You can drag your finger from the bottom edge of the screen to pick it up at any time.
