


If you are using an Apple device with limited space, especially those with 16 GBs, you can try updating through iTunes.

Apple often does parallel development, with the first maintenance update coinciding with the general master release. If you have any problems, check Settings > General > Software Updates. That’s it! The first place I would check after updating is App Store for any app updates. You can also set a reminder to install at a later time. When complete, restart your device to finish the installation. Wait while iOS 10 is downloaded and installed. If you don’t see the update at all, restart your device then check again. You will be prompted to enter your passcode. If you are on a mobile data connection, this will be grayed out, try switching to a wireless connection, then try again. Swipe down then tap the Download and install button. Tap Software Update, you should see iOS 10 as an available update. Tap the settings icon and swipe down to General. Once you have determined your device is supported, and it is backed up, you can start the upgrade.
