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iPhones and iPads that will -- and won't -- work with iOS 10

Here's the list of Apple devices that are powerful enough to handle the company's newest mobile operating system.

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But unfortunately not all iOS 9-compatible devices are powerful enough to support the latest version of Apple's popular mobile operating system. And for the first time the iPhone 4S is now counted out of the fun.

This story is part of WWDC 2022, CNET's complete coverage from and about Apple's annual developers conference.

Following is the list of devices that will be able to upgrade to iOS 10:

iPhones:

iPads:

iPod:

    The list of devices that are not compatible with the latest iOS include:

    iOS 10 will be available this fall as a free upgrade.

    For more on the new iOS as well as other developments from Apple, check out today's WWDC news.

    Editors' note (July 7, 2016): This post has been corrected to reflect that fifth-generation iPod Touch, the third-generation iPad, the iPad 2 and the iPad Mini are not compatible with iOS 10.