They are some of the world's most popular smartphones. But if you have an iPhone, make sure to update your device as soon as possible. Apple has released iOS 18.3, with urgent security updates to ...

Today is the day iPhone owners get a new phone feel even if they didn't preorder an iPhone 16. Apple's iOS 18 is now available to all iOS users to download. The updated OS will let you move icons and ...

Stuck on Activation Lock after an iOS update? Learn why it happens and follow simple, safe steps to unlock your iPhone or ...

Just three months after its general release, Apple has backtracked on its controversial 'Liquid Glass' iPhone design. As part of iOS 26.2, the tech giant is letting users reduce the intensity of the ...

The upcoming iOS 26.1 update, set for release on November 3, 2025, brings a range of enhancements aimed at improving the performance, battery efficiency, and overall functionality of devices already ...

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APPLE users have been recently advised to update their iPhones after a dangerous security bug was spotted. The tech giant has since released a fix to stop hackers using the flaw to take over your ...

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Apple plans to release iOS 26.1 to the public in late October or early November, depending on the progress of its beta testing phase. If you are part of Apple’s beta program, you may already have ...

Screenshot iOS 26.2 fixes 26 flaws in Apple’s iOS software, two of which are already being used in real-life attacks. Update Dec. 14: This article, originally published on Dec. 13, has been updated to ...

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 ...

Are you so ducking excited for iOS 17? All of those features Apple showed off in June at WWDC are rolling out now, including autocorrect finally letting you curse. With iOS 17, you’ll be able to ...