iOS 18 has a built-in Game Mode that limits background activity on your iPhone so your games run more smoothly. You don’t need to do anything to enable it except launch a game: You’ll see a Game Mode notification at the top (tap this if you want to turn it off).

Apple released iOS 17.7, with a long list of 16 iPhone security fixes. Here's everything you need to know about Apple's update for those not ready to jump to iOS 18.

Apple is set to roll out iOS 18, its latest iOS update that brings a host of new features and support for AI capabilities, later on Monday, September 16 in India. While iOS 18 will bring notable features and make old iPhone models practically new,

Apple has released iOS 17.7 and iPadOS 17.7 as software updates for iPhone and iPad, containing important security fixes that make these updates recommended to install. While most attention is on

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OS 18 has just been released by Apple. Still, the company has also released iOS 17.7 for those who don't want to upgrade just yet.

Already on X, users moaned that they “regret updating” since the update is supposedly “killing” their phone battery.

Even if you don’t buy an iPhone 16, you can install iOS 18, which is out today, and start customizing your home screen in new ways, text high-res videos to your Android friends, and store your passwords in Apple’s slick new password manager. But as for all those AI features you may have heard so much about, those aren’t ready—at least, not yet.

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You might not get to experience the new iOS features or Apple Intelligence. We'll explain which iPhones are getting left out this year.