Apple recently released the new iPhone 14 series and announced that the official version of iOS 16 will start to roll out on September 13th. iOS 16 will support iPhone 8, iPhone X or newer.

This means that the following phones that were supported by iOS 15, have now fallen off the list: iPhone 7, iPhoner 7 Plus; ... iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 features that aren’t available yet.

Apple iOS 16.6.1 has been released for iPhones, along with iPadOS 16.6.1, macOS Ventura 13.5.2, and watchOS 9.6.2 — and there is a good reason for these widescale updates: they contain critical ...

iOS 16 also improves how the Messages app works with Android phones. It’s killing off Tapback spam in cross-platform group messages and displaying these reactions properly.

Apple’s next phone operating system arriving this fall, iOS 26, includes a transparent aesthetic mimicking the look of glass ...

Both 15.7 and 15.7.1 were released after iOS 16 became available, and they served two purposes: to support newer devices whose owners didn't want to jump to iOS 16 and older devices that weren't ...

The headlining feature of iOS 16 is support for fully customizing your Lock Screen. You can now add widgets to your Lock Screen, choose custom fonts and colors, and apply different filters.

After Apple rolled out iOS 16 to all compatible iPhones starting on September 12, 2022, the company followed that release with several minor updates, including iOS 16.01 (released on September 22 ...

As iOS 16 is still in beta testing, Apple may decide to expand the list to include other iPhones in the future so we'll have to wait and see. iOS 16: How to Display iPhone Battery Percentage in ...

Apple iOS 16.6 is available for all iOS 16-compatible devices. That means the iPhone 8, iPhone X, and newer. iOS 15.7.8 is the most recent update to protect older devices, but Apple may yet offer ...