
Tap on Install to confirm that you wish to implement this new profile on your device. You do have to give your Consent and confirm that you’re aware of the risk implied by installing this test software on your smartphone. Pick iPhone and the download will commence. You’ll be prompted to choose the device that you plan to install the profile on.

On the newly opened page, tap the Download Now button.

Download Profile: Grab a compatible iOS device and open Safari. Yes, you can even install iOS 10 on your iPod if it’s 5th or 6th generation. For iPads here you have the full list of accepted devices: iPad Pro 12.9-inch, iPad Pro 9.7-inch, iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad 4th gen., iPad 3rd gen, iPad 2, iPad mini 4, iPad mini 3, iPad mini 2, iPad mini. If you want to install the firmware on an iPhone, any model starting with the iPhone 5 and newer is OK. Compatibility: Before you even backup your device, make sure that it’s iOS 10 compatible. Here is how to get iOS 10 on your smartphone and bypass that 99$ annual fee: 1. How To Install iOS 10 Developer Beta If you already own an Apple developer account your probably know that you have to log-in, download the firmware profile and ask your iPhone to search for firmware update. So, before proceeding do a complete backup of your iPhone via iTunes or iCloud. Or, you can cut the wait and install the iOS 10 developer beta by following the tips listed below! Anyway please be fully aware that this being the first ever beta might be also the most resource consuming and unstable firmware of the series.


You have the option to wait a couple weeks more until Apple releases the public beta. So, how can you install iOS 10 on your iPhone or iPad without registering for a developer account? Anyone can signup for it, however an annual fee of $99 is requested in order to activate the membership. As usual, this initial version is officially available only to Apple users that own a developer account. IPhone running iOS 10 Apple has recently released the first beta of the highly expected iOS 10, the famous mobile OS that will power the upcoming iPhone 7 as well as all other older devices up to the iPhone 5.
