How to install iOS 9.2 public beta 1

iOS 9.2 public beta 1 was released later that evening by Apple and even in this moment you can install iOS 9.2 public beta 1 on any iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch that are compatible with iOS 9.

Installing iOS 9.2 public beta 1 will not bring major changes to your terminals compared to iOS 9.1 or iOS 9.0.2 because Apple has not implemented important changes in this update, focusing only on solving operational problems and performance.

Installing iOS 9.2 public beta 1 will not display functions for terminal your will improve battery life and will not increase the speed of browsing, practical transition from iOS 9.1 to iOS 9.2 being without any difference visible or easily felt in everything what are you doing.

How to installing iOS 9.2 public beta 1

Installing iOS 9.2 public beta 1 can be done by anyone since Apple opened the program public beta testing for all owners of iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch's, so there are no limitations for users from any point of view, so you do not need to worry.

Before you start installing iOS 9.2 public beta 1 on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch make sure you have a minimum of 1.2 - 1.8 GB of available space because the installation will not require downloading a few hundred MB, and finally must tells you everything via a WiFi because you have to download a large file.

• Access this page.
• Sign in with your Apple ID.
• Choose iOS and make scroll down to see the option Download Profile.
• Click the Download button Profile.
• When you are asked to install a security profile, press Install.
• Now you'll see an alert message that requires a restart of the terminal, it should be accepted.
• After rebooting browsing in Settings> General> Software Update, Setup> General> Update Software Download and Install option and choose, download and install.

At the end of this process it has installed iOS 9.2 public beta 1 in iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, but be patient because it will take time downloading files, and installing it will not be quite as quick as you can imagine.

If you have any problems, questions, forward them in the comments.