Latest about iOS 15
Apple now lets users on devices like the iPhone review its own stock apps included with your device. Comments are already pouring in for apps like Apple Music and Podcasts.
Search on mobile Safari has never been easier thanks to a big change made on iOS 15 and iPadOS 15.
Here's a look at the all-new Background Sounds feature in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15.
Even though iOS 15 isn't exactly what we were originally hoping for, it still brings many welcome changes that streamline what iOS 14 originally brought to the table.
A security researcher has warned that three zero-day vulnerabilities discovered in iOS are still present in iOS 15.
With iOS 15, you now have two additional microphone modes to use on FaceTime calls. Here's how to make use of them.
Time tracking and invoicing app Orbit has been updated to take advantage of the new iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 features
Your FaceTime call experience will be even better thanks to iOS 15 and spatial audio. Here's how to use it.
Users on iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 are reporting issues with a 'storage almost full' alert that persists regardless of how much space they've used on a device.
Apple has rolled out StoreKit 2 to developers, expanding the capabilities of in-app purchases across its software lineup.
A new piece of code in iOS 15 suggests Apple may bring digital car keys support for cars from Genesis in the future.
Despite it not launching with the initial release, Apple has re-enabled SharePlay in the iOS 15.1, iPadOS 15.1, tvOS 15.1, and macOS Monterey 7 developer betas.
Siri is much quicker to respond with on-device processing and you can even make certain requests without an internet connection at all.
Apple is sending emails to customers confirming their free upgrades to iCloud+ with the rollout of iOS 15.
Not all iPhones (or locations) are created equal. These are the features that don't work on all devices or locations or are being delayed for release until later on the calendar.
We're expecting iOS 15 and the other software releases to drop in the next few weeks. But we won't be seeing all of the initially announced features on launch, unfortunately.
With iOS 15, there are some big changes coming to Safari on your iPhone, including a new location for the address bar. But if you're not a fan, you can change it back. Here's how!
Apple has begun to ask iOS 15 users for their permission to show personalized ads, with the App Store and Apple News listed as apps that will benefit if they say yes.
