Problem: Article: Just in case anything goes awry during the installation process, you want to make sure all your data is secure. You don’t have to connect it to the computer, but make sure it’s connected to a power source. Turn on your Wi-Fi. Software installations can be done over the air, meaning directly on your device without connecting to iTunes, but they do require a wireless connection. From there, click General > Software Update. Any available updates will be displayed here, and if there is a more up-to-date version available for your iOS, it will be listed. Your only option may be Download, and if that's the case, select it. If your device requires additional space to perform the download, you can select Continue when prompted and your device will temporarily remove some applications. Once your device has downloaded the proper iOS, if you only opted to download (not Download and Install) you will now have to install it. Still under Settings > General > Software Update, select Install. Enter your passcode if prompted, and agree to Apple's terms and conditions to continue. When it’s finished, it will restart itself. When you unlock your device, input your Apple ID and password if you are prompted, and then your phone will be ready to go.
Summary: Back up your device. Plug in your device. Go to the Settings on your phone. Click on Download and Install. Let your device install the new iOS.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your hands will be working with the fiberglass during the entire process, so it's important to keep them covered. Wear thick, durable construction gloves when handling, and especially while cutting, the fiberglass. When cut, fiberglass particles may enter the air and lead to rashes and body irritation. Sharper particles can even scrape or tear the skin. To avoid this, wear loose, long-sleeved clothes that cover but don't stick to your skin. To protect against unintended cuts, make sure to tuck in your shirt and avoid clothes with dangling sleeves. Your eyes can experience severe irritation when exposed to fiberglass particles. To keep yourself safe, wear clear goggles or similar protective eyewear when working. If you wear prescription glasses, make sure to put a pair of goggles on over them. When inhaled, fiberglass particles can lead to general soreness, throat inflammation, and long-term breathing and lung complications. To protect your nose, mouth, and throat, wear a snug dust mask when working with fiberglass. If available, use a respirator mask designed specifically for woodworking and sanding. When cutting fiberglass, make sure you're working in a clear, spacious area such as your driveway, garage, or a woodshop. If inside, make sure a door or window is open so dust particles can escape.
Summary:
Wear thick work gloves. Wear loose, long-sleeved clothes. Wear goggles for eye protection. Wear a dust mask. Work in a large, open space.