Okay, let’s try some simple resets to see if this jogs the App Store into working. Is the app too large to download over 3G?Ī final note for those unable to download apps: remember that iOS stops you downloading really large apps over a cellular connection, so check the size of the file. It’s a good idea to check the terms of your contract to see how much data you’re allowed and to find out the date on which your data allowance is reset.ħ. Unfortunately it’s not straightforward to monitor your data usage on iOS. Have you run out of data?Įven if your settings allow you to download apps over a cellular connection, your data allowance for the month may be maxed out. If you think that the risk of using up data is worth it, Go to Settings > iTunes & App Store, and tap the slider next to Use Mobile Data at the bottom. Before you turn this on beware that it could mean that your iPhone uses a lot of data downloading updates. There is even a setting that allows your iPhone to use mobile data to automatically download app updates.
Go to Settings > iTunes & App Store, and turn the slider to green beside Updates. But it could prove annoying if you have a lot of apps and feel that your iPhone is always downloading updates (and wasting battery life doing so). This could be a handy setting if you are frequently finding apps aren’t working because they need to be updated. While we’re on this topic, there is a separate option that dictates whether your device can automatically download app updates as soon as they appear on the App Store, as long as your iPhone is connected to the internet via Wi-Fi.
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