Apple has released iOS 18.5 along with 33 reasons to update now. That’s because the iOS 18.5 upgrade comes with a large number of security fixes, some of which are serious. Update May 14: This article ...

Apple released iOS 5.1.1 today. It fixes a number of bugs in iOS 5.1, but doesn’t add any major new features. Unless you’ve jailbroken your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad there’s no reason not to upgrade ...

Apple has officially released iOS 18.5, a significant update designed to enhance security, improve performance, and refine overall usability. This update introduces over 30 security patches, ...

If you're tired of dealing with bugs in iOS 18.4 or simply eager for any sort of upgrade, Apple is already prepping its next release: iOS 18.5. But don't expect fireworks—this one's more about ...

After over a month of beta testing, iOS 18.5 is now available for all compatible iPhones. Unlike previous point iOS 18 releases, the new build does not pack any significant new features. The update ...

iCloud means never having to sync your device with iTunes again. iCloud is such a radical change to the core iOS experience that it’s disingenuous to call it a new feature in iOS 5. This is a ...

Apple is testing an iOS 18.5 update with developers and public beta testers, and we've had three betas so far. There aren't any notable changes so far, but the update will still bring important bug ...

Apple often follows fairly predictable patterns with its software release cycles. For example, here are the last few years of iOS x.5 launches: As you can see, mid-May is a consistent pattern. This ...

Apple has pushed out another beta version of iOS 5 for developers. The latest version includes a number of updates including enhancements for the iCloud service which allows you to backup your data to ...