The latest iteration of Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS 10, is officially here.
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Backend payment services including Big Commerce, Shopify, and Stripe have all announced support for Apple Pay on the web, giving smaller merchants an easy way to accept Apple Pay payments for purchases. Kwikset Kevo says users who upgrade to iOS 10 may lose some Touch-to-Open functionality. Cupertino has reportedly issued a statement that it has resolved the issue already.
Apple has just started rolling out iOS 10 to all compatible devices including, the iPod touch sixth-gen; iPad mini 2 and newer; iPhone 5 and newer; and the new iPad Air and Pro models.
That was higher than the 12.4% accumulated by iOS 9 a year ago at the same post-release point, but still significantly lower than the record holder iOS 7, which collected a whopping 29.9% within 24 hours of its 2013 debut. The tech giant advised affected customers to connect their phone to a PC running the latest iTunes and to update it while connected to the computer.
Once iOS 10 is installed on your iPhone, simply hold your finger down on the screen until the icon begins shaking.
On the flip side, some products are finding that the new iOS doesn’t play well with their devices.
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Apple released iOS 10 yesterday at 10 a.m. PT (1 p.m. ET). On top of being able to delete default apps, you can learn about what else you’ll be getting from iOS 10 by clicking here. Did the update brick your device?
