I don't think there's beta images for the iPad 2.
Why would Apple's non developer website be wrong? It was listed on the keynote as well.Yeah, but that's wrong I think.
No, the keynote said something else. Check for yourself.Why would Apple's non developer website be wrong? It was listed on the keynote as well.
Why would Apple's non developer website be wrong? It was listed on the keynote as well.
Vertsix is right. The keynote didn't mention iPad 2, iPad mini, iPad 3rd generation or iPod touch 5th generation.
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They've updated their compatibility lists on their website before between betas or even at other times. I would likely say it's less likely they would make an error in the keynote compared to the website (that said, things can certainly change between the keynote and what ends up happening as the development continues and new betas are released).It may be that the beta has been released just for those on the keynote, but I find it unlikely that Apple would make a mistake like that on their website.
(Athough on looking at the keynote slide, they seem to have dropped all A5 chip devices, so who knows)
And looks like the website has been updated to reflect what was presented at the keynote.It may be that the beta has been released just for those on the keynote, but I find it unlikely that Apple would make a mistake like that on their website.
(Athough on looking at the keynote slide, they seem to have dropped all A5 chip devices, so who knows)
Not really surprising that much older hardware isn't being supported.So all A5 iPhones and iPads are done with IOS upgrade
I bet with IOS 11 next year iPhone 5 5C and iPad 4 will not get IOS 10
Will have too see how beta testing God on the A6 chip Apple may go a head and remove the A6 phones and iPad from iOS 10 if it is too buggy on 32 bit and more stable on 64 bit