iOS 10 is the biggest update ever to Apple’s mobile software. Here, we’ll tell you all about it, including the best new features and how these changes might affect your life for the better.

How to get started with iOS 10

Once you’ve downloaded iOS 10 onto your iPhone or iPad (details in the next section), it’s time to start using this feature-packed update. Here, we’ll look at some of the new Apple technologies, including Siri and iMessage. We’ve also created a guide to how you can Reply on Lock Screen in iOS 10, which we explore below.

How to set up iMessage in iOS 10

The first thing you might notice about the latest version of Messages is that, well, it looks a bit different. Messages in iOS 10 has received a stylish redesign, and slicker animations when you’re switching between conversations or opening a photo.

Apple’s also added a load of new features to the app, including bubble effects, Digital Touch drawings and stickers that animate when they come on screen. You’ll find all these options by tapping the little app icon that appears in the bottom left-hand corner of your screen.

How to reply on Lock Screen iOS 10

The new iOS 10 update includes a number of new features, including Reply on Lock Screen. If you want to use this feature, you’ll need to allow notifications for Messages and Phone apps. You can do so by swiping up from the bottom of the screen and tapping the relevant switches in the Control Center.

Next, swipe up from the bottom of your phone and tap Custom in the Quick Actions list. Then, scroll down and toggle on Reply with Message and Reply with Call.

How to add widgets in iOS 10

iOS 8 brought with it a new feature called “widgets”, which allow you to quickly check information such as the weather forecast, upcoming calendar events and more.

If you updated from iOS 7 or below, when you update your iPhone or iPad to iOS 10 then this option is automatically turned on in the Notification Center.

If you have updated from iOS 9 to iOS 10, when you update your iPhone or iPad to iOS 10 then this option is automatically turned on in the Notification Center.

iOS 9 users need to unlock notifications by going into Settings > Notifications and then toggle Widgets option on next page under Allow Notifications heading. Then go back to home screen and swipe right on the screen.

What Happens When I Change My Password from Settings App?

iOS 10 users may have to face this issue when they change their password from the Settings app. In the past, you could add a separate iCloud or iTunes account on your iPhone or iPad without resetting it. However, things are different in iOS 10.

You can either create a new Apple ID on your iPhone and set up as a new device or you can upgrade it to iOS 10 first and then change your password from Settings.

In short, the best way to avoid this problem is by setting up as a new device. If that isn’t possible, you will have to upgrade your iPhone or iPad first and then set a new password from Settings app on iOS 10.

iOS 10 Compatibility Issues: Which Devices are Supported?

iOS 10 is an exciting update that brings with it lots of new features. If you’ve already got your hands on the beta, or if you’re planning to download iOS 10 as soon as it’s available, then read our guide to ensure that you get the most from this big upgrade.

iPhones and iPads that are compatible with iOS 10

If you’re still running iOS 9 on your iPhone or iPad, then the good news is that it’s very easy to upgrade your device. You can either download the public beta or update directly when iOS 10 is released in September. You’ll need a Mac or PC running iTunes to complete the upgrade, but you can update your device wirelessly.

iOS 9 has been reported as being pretty stable on the iPhone 4s and later devices. However, Apple is likely to drop support for older devices when it comes to iOS 10.

Conclusion

So these were some of the frequently asked questions and their solutions on iOS 10. Do let us know through your comments if we have missed out on any other issues or queries that you would like me to help with.