iPhone Duo now supports Apple Pencil with iOS 27.2
Apple released iOS 27.2 with Apple Pencil support for iPhone Duo and a new Edge Light video call feature.
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Apple released iOS 27.2 with Apple Pencil support for iPhone Duo and a new Edge Light video call feature.
Apple has released iOS 26.7.2, a security-focused update for iPhones running the older iOS 26 version.
Apple's iOS 27.2 update introduces multiple improvements to Siri AI as part of its latest software release.
Explainer on the bell icon that appears in Apple's CarPlay app switcher interface.
A guide explaining how Android and iOS users can manage app location permissions through their phone's privacy settings to control tracking access.
iOS 27.1 launches exclusively on iPhone Duo, marking a shift in Apple's update distribution strategy.
Apple's iOS 27.2 update arrives next week with three new features for iPhone users.
A cheat sheet guide summarizing the new features and updates included in iOS 27 for iPhone users.
9to5Mac Daily podcast episode recapping top tech stories including iOS 27.2 features and Apple Music rebrand updates.
iOS 27.2 will introduce design changes to select Apple apps when it launches next week.
Video hands-on review demonstrating new iOS features including HomePod's Sound Glow, Lock Controls, TV app profiles, and Apple TV Home Theater surround-sound functionality.
Developers have created a method to run iOS on Android phones by replacing the Linux kernel with Apple's XNU kernel and spoofing iPhone drivers, though most components remain non-functional.
Apple's iOS 27 introduces a new 'Impersonation Risk Detection' feature to help users avoid scams, though it requires manual activation.
iOS 27.2 will add new features to six iPhone apps when it launches next week.
iOS 27.2 introduces an option to disable touch controls on HomePod's top surface, addressing a long-standing user annoyance.
Apple has released the first iOS 27.2 release candidate for iPhone, bringing the next iPhone software update closer to public availability.
Apple began prominently suggesting iOS 27 upgrades only recently, suggesting a deliberate slow rollout tied to controlling access to new Siri AI capabilities.
Apple is deliberately slowing iOS 27 adoption through its automatic update logic, likely to manage Siri AI demand and avoid day-one service strain.