I'm trying to find out whether or not what processor is my iPad 4 processor is, as it has nothing on my General settings to show and I lost the box that I purchased it in, as I found out iOS 12 is coming out and am hoping they'll update my old iOS 9.3.3 firmware. Anyway, how do I tell if it is 32bit or 64bit?
iPad (4th gen) Wi-Fi, Windows 10
Wikipedia, not surprisingly, has a detailed page on every iOS device every made, and has linkouts to details about the chips used in each.
So, for iPad 4 - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPad_(4th_generation)
And the Apple A6x processor used in it - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_A6X
Its successor, the A7 processor, was the first generation 64-bit one used by Apple.
But there is nothing in iOS settings that tells you anything about the processor in your device.
An iPad 4 is a 32-bit device and can't be updated past 10.3.3.
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iPad 4 is a 32-bit hardware/sofware device.
Older iPads, such as the 1st gen iPad, iPad 2, 3, 4 and 1st generation iPad Mini are all 32-bit hardware/software mobile devices.
Same with older iPhones up to the iPhone 5.
The only iPod Touch that is a 64-bit hardware/software device is the current iPod Touch 6th generation.
All other older iPod Touches are 32-bit hardware/software devices.
Tah Niel, is there a way to tell these things? Like a settings or a special feature?
How do I find out whether my iPad is 64bit or 32bit
