During this year's Apple WWDC 2015, The company's annual Developer Summit, Apple came up with the latest iOS 9, which is mainly focusing on a better performance rather than a classy user interface. There are quite a few eye-grabbing features such as a new improvised Siri , split screen multitasking, a new Notes app, Proactive Assistant etc.
Many handy features have come out, yet a lot remain behind the cover.So, we can expect a much better efficient OS with a longer battery life. Here, we are guiding you to get this iOS 9 onto your device.
Devices supporting iOS 9
- iPhone 6 Plus
- iPhone 6
- iPhone 5s
- iPhone 5c
- iPhone 5
- iPhone 4s
- iPad Air 1 and 2
- iPad mini 1-3
- Fifth-gen iPod Touch
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First Method: Installing with an official Apple Developer Account
- First, do a full backup of your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, using the latest version of iTunes
- Go to the iOS developer site, and sign up for an account. For that, you have to pay $99 for an annual membership.
- Tap on the iOS 9 beta link below the main menu, and choose your device from the list from the ones you see in the list mentioned above.
- Once the file downloads, unarchive it on the desktop, choose your device in iTunes, and hold the option 'alt' key on a Mac or the 'shift' key on a Windows, while you click on “Check for update.”
- Pick the iOS 9 beta file from your desktop, and then restore your data from the backup.
Second Method: Installing without an Apple developer account
- Firstly, do a full backup of your phone on the iCloud.
2. Download the software of the particular device onto your desktop.
3.Now, simply repeat the step 4 of the first method.
A point to be noted is that if u follow the second method, then none of the stuff you have on the phone can be restored once you downgrade back to previous versions of iOS.For that, you have to backup the stuff in iCloud and restore it back after downgrading.
