One of the big changes iOS 18 brought to iPhones was a revamped Control Center, and Apple made a few adjustments to these changes in iOS 18.1 public be

Apple today released the first public betas of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1, allowing non-developers to test the software ahead

This week is quickly shaping up to be a huge one for Apple fans. On Monday, Apple officially released iOS 18, watchOS 11, and macOS 15 to the general public. Tomorrow, regular sales begin for the new iPhone 16,

Apple released iOS 18, including 33 security fixes and a bunch of new iPhone features. Here's what you need to know.

Anyone can install the new public beta, but you'll need an iPhone 15 Pro or a new iPhone 16 model to run Apple Intelligence.

Just before the new iPhone 16 models land in stores, Apple is releasing a beta version of their biggest software features. iOS 18.1 is now available as a public beta, letting anyone with a compatible phone test out the Apple Intelligence features that mark Apple's initial push into AI.

The iPhone 16 series and Apple Watch Series 10 will both be out soon, but you can already get your hands on Apple's latest mobile software release -- iOS 18. That may be exciting for Apple fans, but does your iPhone even support iOS 18?

I've been using the iOS 18 beta for a couple of months, and the redesigned Photos app has become my biggest gripe with the new software update.

These are the biggest new iOS 18 perks you need to know — and a simple step-by-step guide on using them. Once you get your head around these tricks, you’ll feel like a true Apple Genius. Of course, you need iOS 18 to use these new features.

After months of beta testing, iOS 18 is finally here for iPhone owners. Well, not all iPhone users, just those with an iPhone Xs through the latest iPhone 15 and 16.