Why does Apple 6 display that it can't be downloaded when downloading software outside the appstore?

Because there are many possibilities, then we'd better make a sufficient setting to basically solve this problem.

Step 1: Open the settings-"Safari"-click to clear the history and website data.

Step 2: Open the settings-"iTunes Store and app store? Click "Apple ID:" and then "sign out" the account.

Step 3: Open Settings/General/Restore/Restore Network Settings. The device will automatically restart.

Step 4: Connect the network.

Step 5: Open the App Store. When downloading or updating, you will be prompted to re-enter the password. Enter the password and you can download it.

Supplementary steps: DNS of some networks needs to be changed manually. At this time, just click the exclamation point on the right side of the connection network and set DNS. Generally, DNS can be set to 8.8.8.8, or114.14.114.

IPhone 6 uses a 4.7-inch screen with a resolution of 1334*750 pixels and a built-in 64-bit Apple A8 processor, which improves performance significantly. At the same time, it is also equipped with a brand-new M8 coprocessor; It adopts a rear 8 megapixel lens and a front 65438+200,000 pixel camera. Hd? High definition camera; And add touch ID to support fingerprint identification, and add NFC function for the first time.

IPhone 6 is equipped with A8 chip based on 64-bit desktop architecture. Further enhancing this powerful performance is M8 motion coprocessor. It can effectively measure your activity status through many advanced sensors, including a brand-new barometer.

Equipped with a larger aperture and new sensor technology, the front FaceTime HD camera can capture up to 865,438+0% of light. It not only optimizes the facial recognition function, but also has a brand-new continuous shooting snapshot mode, which can take 10 photos per second.

IPhone 6 supports up to 20 LTE bands, 7 more than iPhone 5s, which has great advantages in the number of bands. This means that iPhone users can enjoy higher-speed 4G LTE networks in more places.