If the 6S actually does get iOS 14 support (and is dropped with iOS 15, which I expect is likely), that means it'll have full modern OS support through the end of 2021 - for a phone released in late ...

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As of now, we can not fully verify the authenticity of this report. The source, The Verifier has had some real Apple leaks in the past. However, it also has some failed rumors so we can't really vouch ...

The next update to Apple's iOS could kill support for older devices like the iPhone 6, iPhone 6s Plus, and the original iPhone SE. All three devices slated to lose current iOS compatibility are at ...

Apple plans to drop support for the iPhone 6s (and its 6s Plus sibling) as well as the first-generation iPhone SE when iOS 15 launches in 2021. This isn’t a huge surprise, given their age: these ...

According to a new report from French site iPhoneSoft, iOS 16 will not support the iPhone 6S or first-gen iPhone SE when it is released in the fall of 2022. The site claims its source is a developer ...

Ever since Apple announced its new iOS 16 features on June 6, iPhone users have been itching to get their hands on the new software. There’s a lot to look forward to when the update drops later this ...

Apple's upcoming iOS 15 operating system, which we expect to see unveiled in June, is rumored to be dropping support for a few of Apple's older iPhones. According to French site iPhoneSoft, iOS 15 ...

A new report suggests that Apple is planning to drop support for the iPhone SE, iPhone 6s, and iPhone 6s Plus with next year’s release of iOS 15. This comes after Apple maintained compatibility with ...

As is tradition, Apple will leave some of its older devices in the dust when it starts rolling out its latest operating systems. When iOS 16 arrives this fall, it will be available for iPhone 8 and ...

As the new year begins and with iOS 15.2 released, Apple will start internally focusing on the next major release, iOS 16. According to iPhonesoft, based on knowledge of someone running an internal ...