Manual Download 2016

This is just in. Apple has released iOS 8.0.2 download links for all the supported devices, including the very latest iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Apple rolled out iOS 8.0.1 just yesterday, but upon updating, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users began noticing some weird behavior. Straight after applying the update, many of those in ownership of the newest two smartphones out of Cupertino were greeted with no cellular service whatsoever, and with the fallout also indicating that Touch ID was out of action on iOS 8.0.1, it’s fair to say that the software update did more harm than good in many cases. Thus, Apple has scrambled to roll out iOS 8.0.2, and below, we’ve got the details on how you can get hold of it. It’s not uncommon for a software update to deliver a new bug entirely, but while it can be annoying when a new build seems to merely shuffle issues around rather than completely fixing every snag, the troubles that have arisen with iOS 8.0.1 on the new iPhones has meant that Apple need...

Download firmware  iOS 8.1.1 Final For iPhone, iPad, iPod touch [Direct links] iOS 8.1.1 is out! After two weeks of testing, Apple has seeded the iOS 8.1.1 update to the public. This is a minor update that includes certain bug fixes and performance and stability improvements for the iPhone 4s and iPad 2. The Cupertino company has continued to churn out updates to its mobile firmware these past couple of months, and with iOS 8.1 having recently introduced Apple Pay among several other key features, iOS 8.1.1 seems a less feature-rich bump. Still, perhaps most notably for jailbreakers, it plugs the Pangu8 jailbreak, and so while it’s likely Apple will be signing the previous iOS 8.1 for a very short while, anybody updating to iOS 8.1.1 will not be able to reap the benefits of the many Cydia tweaks that have been released and or updated since Pangu arrived last month. iOS 8.1.1 is packed to the gills with bug fixes and general performance enhancements. Like any new piece of software, iOS ...

iOS 8.1.2 download is out! Apple has rolled out iOS 8.1.2 both as OTA and direct download via iTunes for supported iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. Changelog along with other details are as follows. Even though iOS 8 is only two-and-a-bit months old, it has already seen a number of updates. The first, iOS 8.0.1, was a bit of a mess, leaving thousands of iPhone 6 users with the dreaded No Service warning in the top-left of the display along with a non-functional Touch ID. iOS 8.0.2 followed shortly after, and iOS 8.1 then introduced Apple Pay. iOS 8.1.1 arrived with a number of security fixes, and for the most part, reports suggested that Apple was squarely focused on testing and preparing iOS 8.2. But when little bugs arise that simply cannot wait — iOS 8.2 isn’t expected to manifest itself until the new year — Apple tends to roll out small updates to fix lingering issues, as has once again been proved with the impromptu release of iOS 8.1.2. ios 8.1.3 download The small update not...

Apple has just released iOS 8.2 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, which had been in testing for quite sometime. iOS 8.2 adds support for WatchKit, the developer SDK for the Apple Watch. Developers can make Glances, Notifications and WatchKit apps with the new SDK. iOS 8.2 is compatible with the following iOS devices: iPhone 6 Plus,iPhone 6, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5, iPhone 4s iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad (fourth-generation), iPad (third-generation), iPad 2 iPad mini 3, iPad mini 2, iPad mini iPod touch 5G We’ll update the post with the full release notes for iOS 8.2 shortly. In the meantime, you can check our article to find out the new features and improvements discovered in iOS 8.2 betas ( beta 1 ,  beta 2 ,  beta 3 ,  beta 4 and  beta 5 ) so far: ? Everything we know about iOS 8.2 so far Jailbreakers, please note that if you’re oniOS 8.1.2 or lower, then you should avoid upgrading to iOS 8.2, as you will end up losing your jailbreak, and there is currently no tool available to ja...

iOS 8.1.3 download links, which includes bug fixes and minor performance enhancements, has just been released for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, and we’ve all the details right here under one roof. iOS 8.1.2 was rolled out last month, but it seems that with iOS 8, Apple is intent on addressing issues early rather than letting them fester for weeks on end. Thus, where the last update brought a fix to the problem of paid ringtones disappearing, iOS 8.1.3 packs a couple more fixes to ensure that iDevice users continue to enjoy a bug-free experience. Given that it is hot off the press, we don’t yet know if the update finally puts paid to the exploits that made TaiG’s and PP Jailbreak’s untether possible on iOS 8.1.1 and iOS 8.1.2. If you are jailbroken on either of those aforementioned pieces of firmware,  DO NOT  update to iOS 8.1.3 just yet, and we’ll keep an eye out for any info regarding the state of jailbreaking on this latest enhancement. If you’re nonplussed about jailbreaking, though...

Download Links Of iOS 8.3 final version for iPhone and iPad are out. Full changelog along with other information is detailed below. It was strongly suspected that OS X 10.10.3 download would arrive with a new Photos app today – and it did – but what we didn’t necessarily foresee was the final release of iOS 8.3. However, after a number of betas, the update is finally ready for the masses, and along with an assortment of new features, Apple has thrown in a boatload of bug fixes and performance enhancements. The emoji system has been expanded upon, as was indicated through the betas, and there are now 300 new icons to help further the conversation. Notably, the people emoji range has been diversified, and if you’re a constant user of these minuscule images, then you’ll love the latest software update. iOS 8.2 was laden with bugs, and as such, iOS 8.3 is all about repairing the damage. The full changelog, which can be seen below, offers a complete look at what’s been amended, but it’s goo...