iOS 19 Rumored to Leave the iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max Behind

From rumor to rumor, from leak to leak, iOS 19 is gradually coming out of the mysterious box and is beginning to take shape in various aspects, at least unofficially, since...

iOS 19 Rumored to Leave the iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max Behind

We’re a ways away from the release of iOS 19, since iOS 18 was released on September 16, 2024. But an interesting tidbit has floated into the rumor mill via 9to5Mac that says three iPhone models—big sellers in their day—won’t get iOS 19 when it’s expected to release in September of this year. The rumor comes from a “private and anonymous account on X that regularly shares accurate information about Apple’s software platforms,” according to 9to5M…

The iPhone system may be significantly updated this year, but according to reports, not all older devices will receive it.

iOS 19 is not yet officially presented, but there is already information about which devices it can control – and which ones are not. It's probably about three iPhones.

Apple traditionally reveals new versions of the iOS operating system at WWDC developer conferences. This year's one begins on June 9, and apparently the expected version of iOS 19 will not be missing from the list of news that will be presented here. Until now, it has been speculated that the new version of the system will bring primarily design novelties. The appearance of the system of iPhones should undergo a great graphic transformation. Th…

Three reasons iOS 19 redesign could be bigger than iOS 7

I started using OS X full-time when I was 18 and the Mac was 25. Booting up my first Apple computer, a 2009 MacBook Pro running OS X 10.5 Leopard, was like getting behind the wheel of a Porsche for the first time after being raised on pedestrian PCs. Now it's the iPhone and its software that are 18. In Macintosh terms, the iPhone and iOS are in the iMac G4 "iLamp" running OS X 10.2 Jaguar era - maturing products and platforms that still have roo…