OS 26.2 is packed with a bunch of new features, including upgrades across six of Apple’s preinstalled iPhone apps.

Apple's latest software update, iOS 26, is almost here. On Sept. 9, Apple announced the highly-anticipated iPhone 17. The tech giant also announced the launch of the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max, iPhone ...

Have you upgraded your iPhone to iOS 26 yet, or still running iOS 18? Apple's iOS 26.2 release date may come out today, Dec. 8, 2025, or this week, and the new iPhone and iPad updates have a slew of ...

The new Apple iOS 26.2 update is coming out soon, replacing the current iOS 26.1 operating system for the iPhone and iPad with a fresh new iOS 26 release, including new features, improvements and ...

It’s here: the updated-design software that will make your iPhone look brand new again. The biggest design overhaul in years, perhaps ever, is available to download now. Here are the changes, the new ...

A new update has landed for iOS 26, exactly 14 days after the new cycle began. Final verdict now added below. Apple iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max: both are among the phones affected by the latest iOS ...

While the launch of the latest iPhone flagship device has been an exciting event for loyal Apple fans, many people have been waiting in anticipation for the release of the new iOS 26 operating system.

In addition to hundreds of bug fixes, iOS 26.2 brings much-needed refinement to the iPhone’s operating system — along with more than 20 new features. iOS 26.2, which Apple released Friday, lets you ...

Since the beginning of December, Apple has been pushing iPhone users who opted to stay on iOS 18 to install iOS 26 instead. Apple started by making the iOS 18 upgrades less visible, and has now ...

In addition to a bunch of much-needed bug fixes, iOS 26.1 brings plenty of new features. Tweaks to Liquid Glass improve its legibility without sacrificing its cool effects. iPad multitaskers can ...

Seeing photos on my Lock Screen has long been one of my favorite features of the Always On Display. The blurred look might work for some, but I’m pretty surprised that Apple changed the default ...