iOS

iOS is the mobile operating system used by Apple’s iPhones. First introduced with the original iPhone in 2007, the software has remained a feature of every iPhone released in the years since, and continues to provide the basis for other Apple operating systems including iPadOS, tvOS and watchOS.
Apple's App Store serves as the centerpiece of its iOS mobile operating system, with the company’s virtual marketplace now containing more than 2 million apps optimized for the platform.
New versions of iOS are released annually – typically ahead of new iPhone launches – with iOS 17 expected to replace iOS 16 in September 2023.
Latest about iOS

"It is very early innings here," says Apple's Craig Federighi on the Apple Intelligence generative AI journey
By Lance Ulanoff published
Apple's Engineering and AI leads explain Apple Intelligence's new privacy-friendly hybrid cloud approach

iOS 18: new features, predicted release date, and everything we know
By Axel Metz last updated
Updated Apple has officially announced iOS 18 – here’s everything we know about the upcoming iPhone update.

Apple finally threw out the Siri script and I couldn't be happier
By Lance Ulanoff published
Apple Intelligence is set to completely change the Siri and iPhone experience

How to download the iOS 18 beta on your iPhone
By Axel Metz published
We walk through how to download the iOS 18 beta on your iPhone.

iOS 18 confirmed: big upgrades are coming to Mail, Messages, Photos and more
By Axel Metz last updated
Apple has officially debuted iOS 18 at WWDC 2024 – here's what we know so far.

How to watch WWDC 2024
By James Rogerson last updated
Updated WWDC 2024 is set for later today (June 10), and you'll be able to watch the keynote online.

iOS 18: the five upgrades I'm really hoping for at WWDC 2024
By James Rogerson published
From AI to overhauled apps and new features, here's what I want from iOS 18.

Leica's new iOS app transforms your iPhone into one of its cameras for free
By Cesar Cadenas published
The LUX app can imitate the performance of a Leica lens and multiple "color gradations" from the cameras.
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