Since the beginning of December, Apple has been pushing iPhone users who opted to stay on iOS 18 to install iOS 26 instead.

Are you still running iOS 18? Apple recommends updating to the newest system. Here's when iPhone users can expect iOS 26.2 to drop and how to do it.

On Monday, Apple will release the iPhone’s next operating system, iOS 26, to the general public. The new operating system features the most radical redesign of the iPhone’s software in over a decade.

For those still running their iPhones on iOS 18, it might be time to switch over to iOS 26 very soon. Here's what to know ...

Following the release of iOS 26, which has been met with user frustration over bugs and design changes, Apple has put an end to the option of going back. By no longer signing iOS 18.6.2, the company ...

Apple is gearing up to launch iOS 26, its latest mobile operating system, alongside several significant updates aimed at enhancing device security, regulatory compliance, and overall functionality.

The focus of future upgrades will likely be on fine-tuning and optimizing existing features, but Apple will likely continue to work a few useful-if-minor improvements into subsequent iOS 26 releases.