Can I upgrade to ios yosemite
251106
I really don't know for certain. My daughter has a Mac laptop and she did but on looking at the tech advisor on Apple all kinds of people had problems with it
251107
Yes you can upgrade to yosemite. I have more than 1 monto with the New os, and works excellent or better than before.
1322281
My iTouch is up-to-date with iOS 6.1.3. Due to the hardware, it cannot upgrade to 7. Probably iOS 6 would be the end-of-the-line for 4th generation since they're not made anymore.
1454206
It works with Mavericks, verson 10.9.5 in my case. Do not know about Yosemite.
1822807
Yes...read my my review of how ios 8 runs on this iPad. Go to newest first and it will have ios 8 in the title
859515
I believe I am eligible for the upgrade as it is past its release date...however, I have not updated mine.
2142881
I don't know. What I so now is when I updated my iphone 4 And 4s with newest upgrade it stoped working. Apple sucks!!
92374
Absolutely !!! and it is generally a free upgrade. I am running OSX10.9.5 and my iMac is a 2009
1347839
I don't see how you guys are running it on Yosemite. The tech specs clearly say OS 10.7-10.8. Please teach me your wizardry!!!
714873
It'll update. Mine came with iOS 7. I think it depends on your devices actual date of manufacture.
1147792
Yes it can. Currently my iPad Air and iPad 3 is updated to iOS 7.2 which means it's up to date.
913259
I am running Yosemite 10.10.2 on my Mac Mini (late 2009). I believe this is the most recent version of Mac OS X. No problem, except the dual monitor display does NOT allow me to spread application (e.g., a Numbers spreadsheet) across screens and the icons are now very 2-dimensional. This is in contrast to Maverick OS X which did allow applications to span monitors and had higher quality icons. Yosemite is designed for iOS compatibility, I guess.I was able to download Yosemite and upgrade from Maverick without going to the Apple store, so I think you should be able to do it yourself. But, I don't think it is necessary to upgrade, either... I am running Yosemite 10.10.2 on my Mac Mini (late 2009). I believe this is the most recent version of Mac OS X. No problem, except the dual monitor display does NOT allow me to spread application (e.g., a Numbers spreadsheet) across screens and the icons are now very 2-dimensional. This is in contrast to Maverick OS X which did allow applications to span monitors and had higher quality icons. Yosemite is designed for iOS compatibility, I guess.I was able to download Yosemite and upgrade from Maverick without going to the Apple store, so I think you should be able to do it yourself.... » Read More I am running Yosemite 10.10.2 on my Mac Mini (late 2009). I believe this is the most recent version of Mac OS X. No problem, except the dual monitor display does NOT allow me to spread application (e.g., a Numbers spreadsheet) across screens and the icons are now very 2-dimensional. This is in contrast to Maverick OS X which did allow applications to span monitors and had higher quality icons. Yosemite is designed for iOS compatibility, I guess.I was able to download Yosemite and upgrade from Maverick without going to the Apple store, so I think you should be able to do it yourself. But, I don't think it is necessary to upgrade, either... « Show Less
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I have no clue, their customer service was nice until I asked about Yosemite. They couldn't give me an eta for Yosemite support and suggested that I return the product. Considering the premium you're paying, this is not the level support I'd expect.
1629258
Yes, you can update it for free through applestore. I haven't because Im not sure if all the programs I use have updated. But you shouldn't have any problems with that.
1519072
The Mini model I bought is the same one being offered today. It comes shipped with Mountain Lion and is upgradable to Mavericks for free. I am running Yosemite beta now and it's faster than ever.
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It works fine with OS X Mavericks. Have not tried it with Yosemite Developer Preview.
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I am using it with Mavericks but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work with Yosemite.
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Your software will prompt you with any updates necessary. You should be alright with your updated iTunes