Apple has stopped signing iOS 18.6.2, which means that if you've upgraded to iOS 26, you're no longer able to downgrade to a ...

Apple users facing bugs or slow speed on iOS 26 can switch back to iOS 18.6.2 for better performance. The downgrade process ...

iOS 18 arrived on iPhones in September 2024, bringing a raft of new features to iPhones. It was the latest in a line of yearly iPhone software updates that are like getting a new iPhone without paying ...

Apple has indefinitely stopped signing iOS 18.6.2, which means iPhone users who have updated to iOS 26 cannot go back to the ...

Since the beginning of the week, a major update full of new features and the fresh “Liquid Glass” look is available for current iPhone models with iOS 26. However, Apple hasn’t forgotten older devices ...

Apple's iOS 18.6 Release Candidate arrived July 21. The public release is expected around July 28, likely Monday. Compatible with iPhones from XS, this update focuses on bug fixes and minor changes, ...

There’s one more iOS 17 iPhone update coming—though it may be the last unless there are some surprise bugs that need squishing later. Apple iOS 17.6 is the first major update to iOS in quite a while, ...

Apple has stopped signing iOS 18.6.2, preventing users who upgraded to iOS 26 from downgrading. The move, also affecting ...

Apple has stopped signing iOS 18.6.2, meaning users who upgrade to iOS 26 can't roll back, leaving iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV ...

Apple's iOS 26 introduces a new Liquid Glass interface but users report lags and glitches. Those dissatisfied can downgrade ...

September, and Apple is increasingly urging hesitant users to update. However, this decision should be carefully considered, as it is no longer possible to downgrade to an earlier iOS version.