Apple abruptly halted the rollout of its latest iOS update. Here's what to know.

Apple is preparing to demo a rebuilt Siri in late February, ahead of an iOS 26.4 beta next month. The upgrade leans on Gemini, runs on Private Cloud Compute, and targets a spring rollout. The post Your iPhone’s Siri upgrade may be tied to iOS 26.

OS 26.3 beta 3 is breaking Continuity features like iPhone Mirroring and Sidecar on iPhone 17 and M5 iPads. Here’s why the N1 chip may be the culprit.

When Apple stops supporting older iPhones and iPads with the latest version of iOS or iPadOS, it usually isn’t the end of the line—Apple keeps releasing new security-only patches for those devices for another year or two, keeping them usable while their hardware is still reasonably capable.

Apple surprises users with unexpected update, quietly reviving older iPhones and iPads.

A new feature called Limited Precise Location is unlikely to work on your device or with your carrier at launch.

OS 26 adoption now hovers at around 50%, according to StatCounter, but some users are still cautious about updating. New data published by SellCell provides a look at how users have responded to the push to update to iOS 26.

Once iOS 26.3 rolls out, iPhone owners will gain access to a new privacy feature that limits the precision of the location cellular networks can see.