Apple Expected to Release iOS 18.3 Next Week With These New Features
OS 18.3 should be released to the public next week, following beta testing since mid-December. While the software update is a ...
iOS 18 hits 68% adoption across iPhones, per new Apple figures
Apple released new figures Friday, highlighting user adoption of iOS 18. Released in public form back in September 2024, the ...
App debacle explains why Apple won’t do major iOS redesigns anymore
A recent app debacle serves as a cautionary tale that helps explain why the days of big iOS redesigns are likely over.
Here Are Apple's Full Release Notes for iOS 18.3
Apple provided developers and public beta testers with the release candidate version of iOS 18.3 today, and with it comes ...
Apple says 68 percent of all iPhones are running iOS 18
Apple posted iOS 18 adoption rates on Friday, which are only slightly different from the numbers for iOS 17 a year ago. The ...
Apple temporarily limits notification summaries in iOS 18.3 update — here's why
Apple has been slowly releasing and tweaking Apple Intelligence features with each new iteration of iOS 18. The public ...
PCMag on MSN15h
iOS 18 Adoption Hits 68% Among iPhone Users
The introduction of Apple Intelligence in iOS 18 hasn’t led to a significant increase in users upgrading to the newest ...
Before You Update to iOS 18.3: Essential Info!
The iOS 18.3 update has arrived, bringing with it a mix of exciting new features, important bug fixes, and a few lingering ...
Apple Intelligence is enabled by default in iOS 18.3
For users new or upgrading to macOS 18.3, Apple Intelligence will be enabled automatically during Mac onboarding. Users will ...
CNET on MSN17h
Image Playground: Your iPhone's New AI Image Generator App in iOS 18.2
If you have a compatible iPhone with iOS 18.2, Image Playground will be a new app on your home screen. The icon looks like a ...
iOS 18.3 Warning—You Should Turn Off This New iPhone Setting ASAP
Apple's iOS 18.3 comes with a warning about a new setting that Apple has turned on by default — and you may want to switch it ...