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I'm trying to download the twitter app again to my iPod touch but it keeps saying I need iOS 5 but I don't know what to do or how to get it, what do I need to do?
iPod touch
Connect to iTunes on the computer you usually Sync with and “ Check for Updates “...
If an Update Appears Install it... if not... you are up to date for your particular Device...
See the Using iTunes Section Here...
I did it and it says it would not install because it requires a newer version of iPod software, what do I need to do to get that?
You are completely missing the Point.
We are talking about Updating the Software on your Device... NOT the Apps.
Follow the instructions provided above.
I did it and it says it would not install because it requires a newer version of iPod software, what do I need to do to get that?
It says i'm up to date, thank you.
Then there is Nothing else you can do if you are Upto date for your particular device.
connect to wi-fi with your ipod touch
go into settings
Update to the most recent version of the software 6.0.1
Allow it to download and install
jgwynn86, that assumes that he has a 3G or 4G iPod.The poster has already said when he tries to update via iTunes iTunes says he his up to date. Thus he must have a 1G or 2G iPod. Also, only the 4G iPod can go to iOS 6.X. The 3G can only go to 5.1.1.
jgwynn86 wrote:
connect to wi-fi with your ipod touch
go into settings
Update to the most recent version of the software 6.0.1
Allow it to download and install
Figured 1G and 2G were sold in antique stores at this point. 🙂
Allow me to offer a formal apology for 'assuming' something that was never stated. To the original poster, I'm afraid your device is simply out-dated, if you have a first or second generation device. But fret not, because the computer I bought brand new earlier this year has been out-dated since 5 minutes after I made the purchase. To lllaass, I was merely offering an alternative solution, as perhaps the original poster had an outdated version of iTunes, or limited access, no admin privelege, etc. No disrespect is intended to anyone.
What should I do if my iPod won't let me download some apps and it says I need iOS 5?
