Apple’s latest iPhone software, iOS 26.2, quietly turns Apple Music into a far more capable listening hub, with smarter ...

The next iPhone update can’t be far away: while it’s true that iOS 26.2 only landed on Dec. 12, the first beta for iOS 26.3 has already appeard for developers, going live just three days later on Dec.

Apple's VR headset will feature a 3D operating system that will resemble iOS with hand and finger gesture recognition — and can be used as a macOS display. The long-rumored Apple AR headset could ...

Apple announced a new naming scheme and design for iOS during the Worldwide Developers Conference keynote June 9. Alan Dye, Apple’s vice president of Human Interface Design, called the roll out of iOS ...

The wait for accessing all the new Apple iOS 26 features is still a couple months away. However, you can now download and install the public beta if you're itching to see what's coming this fall.

As the tech world moves from the hype of an Apple event to the demands of the pre-order and release cycle, the backbone of the company's tech is set to receive an update. The update for the operating ...

Apple released a beta version of iOS 18, its latest operating system for its iPhone and other devices, for some consumers and developers to test. The new operating system includes more customization ...

Apple has issued another emergency iPhone update to patch critical vulnerabilities just days after the splashy release of its latest operating system. If you bought any of the new iPhones – the iPhone ...

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Many people have reported glitches when they upgraded their iPhones to the new iOS 6 operating system, so GeekWire’s Todd Bishop and John Cook decided to review it point by point. The first ...

Apple may be on the verge of a big change in the way the company names its software updates -- and it's an approach that may seem familiar to anyone who's familiar with Windows 95 or a '57 Chevy.