For the past few years, iOS x.2 updates have released in December. Any features that aren’t present in iOS 18 and 18.1 will likely appear in this version, given the fact that it’d be the last ...

There are two versions of iOS 18 coming out this year. Or, think about it this way: Inside Apple, there are two versions of iOS 18. The version I’ve been able to test since June, and which will be the ...

Kate O’Flaherty is a cybersecurity and privacy journalist. Apple’s iOS 17.2 update is coming any minute now—the new iPhone software could arrive as soon as ... [+] next week. Apple’s iOS ...

Here’s when to expect the first iOS 18.2 beta to release. Mid-to-late October launch set for iOS 18.1 As explained in detail here, the beta cycle for iOS 18.1 will be wrapping up in the coming ...

For starters, you get 2% cashback on Apple Pay purchases, and the Apple Card only works with iOS. Some people will think twice before letting go of the Apple Card and moving to an Android device.

If privacy is a top concern, you might want to disable this. Here's how to turn it off: In iOS 18, the "Shared with You" feature shares content from your Messages with other apps. This means that ...

Apple Intelligence is expected to officially roll out later this year, likely December, with the launch of iOS 18.2. Although iOS offers a sizable library of emoji to choose from, there are times ...

On September 16, Apple launched the new iOS 18 update for the iPhone, and while the company always says it’s the biggest update ever, this year, that’s true. So many new iOS 18 features will ...

This year's impending iOS 18.1 release for iPhone carries even more interest, because it's due to deliver the first Apple Intelligence features that Apple previewed during the launch of the iPhone 16.

Ars Technica has been separating the signal from the noise for over 25 years. With our unique combination of technical savvy and wide-ranging interest in the technological arts and sciences, Ars ...

That starts, as SmartPrix breaks down, with the Quick Settings, which will look like a combination of iOS and Xiaomi’s HyperOS with a 2×2 media player, 1×2 sliders for brightness and volume ...

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