Once you're registered in the Beta Software Program, you'll need to enroll your device, which you can do easily from your iOS device by visitingbeta.apple.com/profile.
You'll be instructed to archive an iOS backup of your device using iTunes, which I highly recommend before continuing so that you can restore your device back to iOS 9 if need be. It's a good idea to have the option to roll the update back if you can't stand all the bugs, crashes, and other performance errors.
Once that's done, hit the "Download profile" button, then go to Settings -> General -> Software Update, and you'll see the iOS 10 beta available for download and installation.
Keep in mind that older iPads, iPhones, and iPod touches won't be compatible with the new operating system. You'll need an iPhone 5 or newer, fourth-generation iPad or newer, or sixth-generation iPod touch or newer in order to use the iOS 10 beta.
After you've installed the beta and want to know all the cool new things you can do with it, be sure to check out our always-expanding guide to all of the new features of iOS 10.
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