Apple’s latest test build, iOS 26.3 beta, is now live for adventurous iPhone owners who want to try new interoperability ...

Apple's next public iOS beta is here. That would be the public beta for iOS 26.3, to be more specific. It launched this week, shortly after the launch of iOS 26.2 to the public, and with the ...

Apple rolls out iOS 26.3 public beta with new live weather wallpapers, iPhone-to-Android data transfer tools, and notification forwarding support for third-party devices ...

Apple on Tuesday released the fourth developer beta of its next big software update, iOS 26, which brings with it slight changes to its Liquid Glass redesign and the re-introduction of AI-powered ...

Apple’s first iOS 26.3 beta arrives with two notable platform changes. iOS 26.3 beta 1 will make it easier to switch from iPhone to Android.

Every June, Apple unveils its newest operating system updates at WWDC before making them available to download in September, around the time new hardware launches. The June-to-September period is ...

Apple has officially released iOS 26 Beta 3, marking a significant step forward in its software development process. With a build number of 23A5287G and a substantial download size of 6.6 GB on the ...

The final version of iOS 26 will drop next month. But you can try an early version of the software on an iPhone right now. Patrick Holland has been a phone reviewer for CNET since 2016. He is a former ...

If you’ve been waiting for iOS 18.7.3 to reach your iPhone, it looks like it’s been scrapped. Here’s what to know.

Apple has been beta testing iOS 26 since announcing the update at WWDC, so the tech world has had plenty of chances to see what changes the company is cooking up for the fall. The thing is, this beta ...

Apple has officially released the first beta of iOS 26.1, following the recent launch of iOS 26. This update, while substantial in size, focuses on refining the user experience through bug fixes and ...

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