Apple has officially rolled out iOS 18.6 Beta 2, a software update aimed at refining performance, bolstering security, and addressing user-reported issues. This beta version is available for all ...

Apple has officially rolled out iOS 18.6.2, a crucial update designed to address a significant security vulnerability. This release underscores Apple’s ongoing dedication to ensuring user safety and ...

A couple of weeks after Apple started testing iOS 18.6, the company has now seeded beta 2 to developers. While this is one of most underwhelming iOS 18 updates, it doesn't mean it lacks new features.

When Apple released iOS 18.6 iPhone update on July 29, you could be forgiven if you thought that was the last release before iOS 26 lands in September. But no, on Aug. 14 there was an unexpected ...

Apple is no longer signing iOS 18.6, making downgrades from iOS 18.6.2 or iOS 18.6.1 to iOS 18.6 impossible. iOS 18.6.1 was released a little over a week ago, swiftly followed by iOS 18.6.2 on ...

You can download iOS 18.6.2 by going to Settings, then tapping General. Next, select Software Update, then tap Update Now and follow the prompts on your screen. Don't ...

Now updated with final verdict. If you’d thought that we’d seen the last of iOS 18 with the recent release of iOS 18.6, you wouldn’t have been alone. But Apple has released a new update that ...

After releasing iOS 18.5, macOS 15.5, and its other operating system updates, as well as starting developer betas for iOS 26 and others, Apple has also introduced developer betas for iOS 18.6, iPadOS ...

Following the release of iOS 18.6 beta 3, Apple is now making beta 4 available to developers. While this is one of the most underwhelming updates of the iOS 18 cycle -- after all, most developers are ...

Apple today seeded the first betas of upcoming iOS 18.6 and iPadOS 18.6 updates to developers for testing purposes, with the update coming over a month after Apple released iOS 18.5 and iPadOS 18.5.

Apple released iOS 18.6.2 on Aug. 20 to patch a zero-day vulnerability Apple said may have been used in an "extremely sophisticated attack against specific targeted individuals." If you're an iPhone ...