Latest about iOS 15
Apple has stopped signing iOS 15.1 which means that people can no longer install it on their iPhone.
Apple appears to have delayed plans to make it possible for people to store their driver's license in the Wallet app until "early 2022" after initially saying it would be available later this year.
Readdle's PDF Expert now supports presentations using iOS 15.1's SharePlay feature.
With iOS 15 on your iPhone, you can explore major cities in AR. Here's everything you need to know about augmented reality in Maps.
Apple has changed the description of iCloud Private Relay in the latest iOS 15.2 beta.
Apple's Legacy Contact feature is now available as part of the latest iOS 15.2 bet and allows people to designate someone that will gain access to their data when they die.
Apple has stopped signing iOS 15.0.2 which means people can no longer downgrade from iOS 15.1.
Apple has added more of its own built-in iPhone apps to the App Store, meaning users can now offer their opinions on Safari, Phone, Messages, and Photos.
Select vaccine providers are now offering verifiable vaccination records. In turn, these can get turned into a digital vaccination card on iPhone or iPod touch.
Apple's recent iOS 15.0.2 update has fixed a reported zero-day vulnerability but it hasn't given them credit for their work.
Focus was one of the headline features announced with iOS 15 and it has features that no other platform vendor offers. But why is it so burdensome to set up?
The latest iOS update fixes a security issue where "an application may be able to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges."
iOS 15.0.2, which was released to iPhone users earlier today, addresses a range of bugs affecting a number of iPhone accessories.
As is customary, Apple has stopped signing iOS 15.0 with the release of 15.0.1, meaning you can no longer downgrade.
People got excited when it turned out AMP pages weren't being presented to iOS 15 users. But it's a bug, not a feature.
If you find head tracking for spatial audio annoying, you can turn it off in your settings on iOS 15!
In iOS 15, you can now share your health records with contacts or your doctor. Here's how it's done.
