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Apple has confirmed that iOS 26 will only be compatible with the iPhone 11 and later. That means some devices that are running the current iOS 18 won’t be able to switch. “New software features will be available this autumn as a free software update for iPhone 11 and later,” Apple confirmed.
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Apple at WWDC announced iOS 26, introducing a comprehensive visual redesign built around its new “Liquid Glass” concept, alongside
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Last year, Apple announced a redesigned Photos app, touting it as “the biggest-ever redesign.” Over the past year, we’ve seen users complaining about the redesign and wanting to go back to iOS 17’s …
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WatchOS 26 for Apple Watch Debuts at WWDC with a New AI Workout Buddy
Your Apple Watch is about to feel (and look) a lot fresher. Apple just gave us a sneak peek at its latest software update, WatchOS 26, during the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in Cupertino. The first surprise came from the name,