iOS 9.2 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch is here, bringing new features and a host of bug fixes for iOS 9 issues. Before you download it to your iPhone, iPad or iPod, you’ll want to make sure you and your device are ready. These tips will help.
A week after Apple released its first major update for the iOS 9 operating system, iOS 9.2 is now in beta. The iOS 9.2 update looked much smaller than the iOS 9.1 update, although the official release proved otherwise.
In December, after a long beta, Apple released the iOS 9.2 update for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The update offers security fixes, new features, and a long list of bug fixes to help stabilize iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch during the holiday season.
The iOS 9.2 update replaces iOS 9.1 and will be an attractive upgrade for those looking to add Arabic support for Siri and fix persistent iOS 9 bugs and issues found in iOS 9.0 and the iOS 9.1 update.
It’s a tempting update, but you should also keep in mind that it has the potential for problems. Apple’s iOS updates, especially milestone upgrades like iOS 9.2, can hurt performance and cause headaches. Therefore, we recommend that you do some preparatory work before installing iOS 9.2 on your device.
If this is your first major iOS update, or if you just want to play it safe with iOS 9.2, follow these pre-installation tips. They will help get you and your device ready to jumpstart the iOS 9.2 update and changes.
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