OS 26.4 is almost here, packed with a lot of new features, including three that have a good chance of becoming daily go-tos for users.

We may have just learned which unlucky iPhones may not be getting iOS 19 support, according to a new claim from a private, anonymous X account seen by 9to5Mac. It's apparently going to be the end of the road for the iPhone Xs, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR ...

The minor update arrives a few weeks after iOS 26.3 and focuses on security patches and stability improvements.

Apple is asking iPhone users to prioritize the latest security updates amid a wave of hacker attacks exploiting weaknesses in ‘out-of-date’ versions of iOS.

Apple won't unveil iOS 19 until June 2025 at the Worldwide Developers Conference, but that doesn't mean we don't have some idea of what to expect from the next-generation operating system update – including which iPhone models will be compatible with it.

Microsoft Defender support for iOS 16 will be coming to an end in several weeks. Microsoft announced this just days after saying it'll pull support for Android 10 too.

The iPad is often heralded as the superior device with its near-laptop performance, but the underdog iPhone sports exclusive features its big sibling lacks.

All iPhone users running iOS 13 or iOS 14 need to update now. Apple has confirmed routine browsing can trigger attacks on outdated iOS versions.