Apple iOS 15.2.1 is a surprise update with fixes for CarPlay, Messages and more. Read on for what’s in it and how to get it. If you have a device that runs iOS 14, you’re in luck. Remarkably ...

Apple iOS 15.3.1 Apple Apple iOS 15.3.1 is somewhat out of the blue, but this is likely to prove an important update. Read on for what’s in it and how to get it.

Now, Apple is rolling out iOS 15.7.5 as yet another update for older iPhone and iPad devices. This update, along with iPadOS 15.7.5, addresses two vulnerabilities that “may have been actively ...

Apple also did this for a few months after the release of iOS 15, offering version 14.8 to supported devices so that people could defer the update without putting themselves at risk. By January ...

Another year, another new version of iOS. And when it lands later today, some big new features will totally change the way you use your iPhone. But like all new iOS releases, iOS 15 also comes ...

Apple on Wednesday stopped signing iOS 15.5 and iPadOS 15.5, exactly one week after the company released iOS 15.6 and iPadOS 15.6 to all users. As a result, iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users can ...

Apple claims to support all these iPhones with the iOS 15 update, but it is no coincidence that the company restricts some functions to newer devices (iPhone XS and later in this case).

Alongside macOS Monterey, Apple today released iOS and iPadOS 15.1 – the first major updates to the operating systems introduced last month. Don’t expect a large collection of changes from this ...

You'll need an iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, or newer for these iOS 15 features: Portrait mode in FaceTime, which blurs your background and puts the focus on you.

More than ever, the value in Apple's latest updates is in using all of them together. Not just the new iOS 15, not just the new iPadOS 15, both both of those — and the new macOS Monterey too.

Apple has also released an iOS 15.7.3 security update that is available for those who are still running iOS 15, as well as an iOS 12.5.7 update for those who have an even older device.

But last week, 9to5Mac and others noticed that the iOS 14.8.1 update had stopped being offered to phones running iOS 14. The only upgrade option was for the latest version of iOS 15, currently 15.2.1.