Apple’s just released its latest iPhone update and it brings fixes reserved for the next software, iOS 27, to general release now — a sign of how urgent they are.

iOS 26 brought a major new Liquid Glass design that, in some cases, led to user reports of slower iPhone performance. But Daring Fireball’s John Gruber recently went back to iOS 18 after a long time ...

A new update for iPhone has been released, with security fixes originally planned for iOS 27. Should you install it?

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As promised, Apple has released a new version of iOS 18 for all iPhone users. The update comes in response to the growing proliferation of a new exploit chain known as DarkSword. Today’s update comes ...

Macworld Apple’s updates to the OS 26 operating systems this year have been a nonstop flood of security fixes. You can either blame AI for finding them or thank AI for helping fix them, but either way ...

As DarkSword spreads, Apple tells WIRED it will enable iOS 18-specific fixes for millions of iPhone owners who remain on that iOS version rather than force them to update to iOS 26. Now, however, the ...

Apple has officially rolled out iOS 18.7.7, a significant update aimed at users who have chosen to remain on iOS 18 instead of transitioning to iOS 26. This release is primarily focused on enhancing ...

If you’ve been clinging to iOS 18 to avoid Apple’s Liquid Glass interface, you may be aware that it comes with a security trade-off that exposes your iPhone to vulnerabilities already fixed in iOS 26.

On Friday, Apple released macOS 26.6.1 to fix an issue with the computer's Screen Sharing app. The update will exterminate a bug and that is no surprise since that is what typically forces Apple to ...