Every year, Apple releases new versions of iOS and iPadOS, and most years those updates also end support for a handful of ...

As with every iOS upgrade, some older iPhones are being cut off from the latest updates. Here's which phones will (and won't) support iOS 26.

Like a beautiful old car or your dad's long-serving leather jacket, the iPhone XS is officially "vintage," at least according ...

With Apple likely to show off iOS 26 at WWDC 2025 on June 9, we turn our attention to the iPhones that may not be able to run the updated software when it launches later this year.

Teenagers overwhelmingly continue to want their next smartphone to be an iPhone, a survey about the youth of America's spending habits reveals. Apple's products are a highly popular collection on ...

Apple products don't last forever. Eventually, Apple classifies them as vintage, and, after some more time, it deems them obsolete. Here's what that means in terms of repairs and software updates.

Among them, the iPhone 16e doesn’t have MagSafe support. This has been available with the iPhone since the 12 models (despite the iPhone SE lineup). Still, Apple decided not to include it.

Apple usually drops software support for some old iPhone models every year. The company unveiled its iOS 18 operating system Monday along with its new iPhone 16 models. This year, Apple's approach ...

Until that changes, Apple will likely continue to rely on its existing 5G chip supplier Qualcomm for iPhone models that support mmWave, including U.S. models of all iPhone 12 models and newer.

With the launch of iOS 18, iPhone users are finally able to exchange rich text messages with their Android counterparts. But beyond Apple's support of RCS, each carrier needs to activate the ...

How Long Does Apple Support iPhone? Pin. Apple is pretty good with support for its iPhone; most models tend to get 6-8 years of iOS updates which is way better than anything in the Android space. ...

The looming levies will hit key parts of Apple’s supply chain, including China, where CEO Tim Cook’s firm still manufactures the vast majority of its hardware.