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You might not get to experience the new iOS features or Apple Intelligence. We’ll explain which iPhones are getting left out this year.

If you want to skip Apple’s iOS 18 upgrade and stay put on iOS 17, you may want to move your iPhone to the company’s new iOS 17.7 update. iOS 17.7 is the latest version of iOS 17 and it replaces the company’s iOS 17.

Pre-orders for the latest iPhone models fell short of expectations as Apple’s (AAPL) artificial intelligence push failed to drive early demand for its new smartphone lineup.

Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro model is seeing weaker demand than expected following its release, according to a report by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Based on a supply chain survey and pre-order data, Kuo’s findings highlight a noticeable drop in first-weekend pre-orders for the iPhone 16 Pro,

The big annual updates for Apple’s software platform are now available with iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS Sequoia, watchOS 11, and vision OS 2.

I started beta testing iOS 18 on my own iPhone XR after WWDC and then my iPhone 14 Pro in July when the public beta came out to see how the software works and feels in daily use. What I found in my three months with the software was that it gives you more control over how your iPhone looks and functions and it adds helpful new features to apps like Messages and the Calculator.

Dragging a window to the edge of the screen will automatically place that window in a tile in the main window. This works across multiple windows, making it much easier to parse information from …

With T9 dialing, you can call someone just by typing their name into your iPhone. That means with iOS 18, you don’t have to search for a person’s name in your contacts to call them, or call them from Messages. Here’s what to know about T9 and how to use it to make calls on your iPhone.

Apple has just released watchOS 11, the latest version of its smartwatch operating system, alongside iOS 18 and iPadOS 18. The update, available for the Apple Watch Series 6 and later models, will finally allow users to take rest days without breaking their activity streak and introduces FDA-cleared sleep apnea detection.

Even if you don’t buy an iPhone 16, you can install iOS 18, which is out today, and start customizing your home screen in new ways, text high-res videos to your Android friends, and store your passwords in Apple’s slick new password manager. But as for all those AI features you may have heard so much about, those aren’t ready—at least, not yet.

Apple’s latest iPhone operating system, iOS 18, brings a host of new features and improvements to iPhones new and old. It’s

Apple released iOS 18 on Sept. 16, a week after the company announced its new iPhone 16 lineup, Apple Watch Series 10 and more at its September event. The operating system brings a lot of new features to your iPhone,

However, not all iPhones that can get iOS 18 will have the chance to enjoy the latest features. Apple’s highly anticipated Apple Intelligence will only be available on iPhone 16 models, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max. Sending messages via satellite …

OS 18 is finally available to the public, with an upgraded photos app to maximize your content creation workflow.

Today is the official release day of iOS 18, bringing all sorts of improvements such as formatting and animations to Messages and more customization of the home and lock screens. But there’s one change you may have expected to see that won’t show up on your iPhone — yet.

The latest iPhone software version features greater home screen customization, a Siri you’ll want to use, and so much more.

In the preview screen, you’ll see tabs at the top for Screen and Full Page. The Full Page option will only appear in instances where there is more than one page worth of content on-screen. Then, tap Full Page to switch to the scrolling screenshot mode.