iOS 6 firmware update out now. In this guide you’ll learn how to update to iOS 6. Hit the jump for detailed steps to update your iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4/3GS, iPad 3/iPad 2/iPad 1 and iPod Touch 5G/4G to iOS 6 firmware.
IMPORTANT: Locked iPhone users depending on UltraSn0w or Gevey SIM unlock must avoid updating to iOS 6 directly because it will update your iPhone baseband and then you won’t be able to unlock your iPhone using a software unlock, may be forever.
iOS 6 supports iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad 3, iPad 2, iPad, and iPod Touch 5G/4G. iOS 6 is claimed to bring 200+ new features to iOS devices. Checkout our list of iOS 6 features.
How to Update to iOS 6
Make sure your iTunes is up-to-date. iOS 6 requires iTunes 10.7 or later.
Check your iOS version: Settings > General > About > Version
Check your iOS version: Settings > General > About > Version
*** Direct iOS update is Not recommended for iPhone unlockers.
Method 1 – Over-The-Air
iOS 5 or later firmware running devices, including iOS 6 betas/GM, can be updated over-the-air (OTA)
- Go to Settings app > General > Software Update
You’ll be presented with the update details; - Tap on Download and Install;
- Agree to the Terms and Conditions;
- It’ll then begin downloading iOS 61 update. Download will take some time depending on your network connection speed, keep an eye on the progress bar;
- Once the iOS 6 update is downloaded, tap the Install button;
- Agree to the Terms and Conditions again;
- Apple will verify the update installed.
Method 2 – ITunes Update
- Connect your iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad to your computer via USB cable;
- Open iTunes 10.7 or later;
- iOS 6 availability message will appear;
- Hit the “Download and Install” button;
- iTunes will download and install iOS 6 on your iDevice.
Method 2 – ITunes Restore
- Download iOS 6 firmware for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch;
- Connect your iDevice to your computer and open iTunes;
- Select your device from the left navigation pane on iTunes;
- Hold down the Shift (Windows) or Alt/Option (Mac) key and hit the Restore button on iTunes;
- Browse and select the downloaded iOS 6 IPSW file. Let the restore process complete.
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