Every year, Apple announces which iPhones will work with the next generation of iOS software. That software will be announced in June, reach public beta in July and go on general release in September.

Apple's Liquid Glass makeover and expanded Apple Intelligence tools arrive this fall, but not every phone can make the leap. With more than a decade of experience, Nelson covers Apple and Google and ...

Reports in the past few weeks claimed that Apple's main focus remains Apple Intelligence. The company was working on the now-released iOS 18.2, which brings ChatGPT integration to the iPhone and iPad, ...

Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2025) is just around the corner, running from June 9 to 13. As always, the tech world is eagerly waiting for a glimpse into what the company has in store.

A post on X by a private account with a reliable history of sharing build numbers on upcoming iOS update has revealed iOS 18 compatibility list. According to the post, Apple's latest iOS 18 will be ...

Apple's new iOS 18 update should be previewed on June 10, when Apple kicks off WWDC 2024. There, the company will reveal which iPhone and iPad models are compatible with the latest updates. While we ...

A leak shows us the iOS 18 compatibility list across iPhone models. It looks like iPhones as old as the iPhone XS will get iOS 18. However, iOS 18’s star features will be AI-based, and they will not ...

At WWDC 2024, Apple will unveil iOS 18. Here's which iPhone models will run the new version of the operating system. The annual WWDC keynote is chiefly the venue for Apple to reveal its updates for ...

Apple’s iOS 26 is shaping up to be one of the most highly anticipated updates in recent memory, promising a range of advancements that could significantly enhance your iPhone experience. With its ...

Apple is expected to unveil iOS 19 at WWDC 2025, focusing on Apple Intelligence, a smarter Siri, and enhanced customisation.

Apple devices have become known for their long lifespan and extensive software compatibility. Unfortunately, with the introduction of iOS 18, the software support for some devices will come to an end.