Category: iPadOS

Many users of the iPhone and iPad are pleased with the new features of iOS 13 and iPadOS (updated iOS for iPad). Of course, if you have a developer account, then the beta version of iOS 13 and the beta version of iPadOS are available to you right now, but this is definitely not all.

Sometimes iPad Pro should be set to DFU mode for troubleshooting before restoring iPad Pro. DFU means “Upgrading Device Firmware”, and DFU mode is a device recovery state that is lower than normal recovery mode for iPad Pro. Turning iPad Pro into DFU mode is intended for advanced users and for special troubleshooting scenarios when

In rare cases, the iPad may get stuck on the Apple logo screen when the device boots up or reboots. Jams on the Apple logo usually occur during a software update failure, regardless of whether it was interrupted or incomplete, but sometimes it can happen during recovery, as well as during other operations. If the

Apple announced iOS 13 for iPhone and iPod touch and iPadOS 13 for iPad. However, like all releases of system software, not all devices will be compatible with iOS and iPadOS software versions. The following are all devices compatible with the new versions of iOS 13 and iPadOS, including all iPhone models that will support

Installing iPadOS 13 beta or iOS 13 beta is simple, and although most users should not install it right now, this tutorial will show the process for those who are interested in it and have access to beta versions for iOS 13 and iPadOS developers. The requirements for installing the beta versions of iOS 13