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iOS 18.5 ships with Mail refinements, new wallpaper
Apple has released the update for iOS 18.5 to the public, with the newly issued operating system's relatively few changes including alterations to Mail and iPhone 13 carrier-provided satellite functionality.An iPhone running iOS 18Following another round of developer betas that included four betas and a release candidate, Apple has finally brought out its latest iteration of iOS.The update, which brings the operating system to iOS 18.5, is a little lighter than usual for an iOS update. This time, there are no Apple Intelligence changes, but there are still a lot of smaller elements that could make some users happy. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple has released the update for iOS 18.5 to the public, with the newly issued operating system's relatively few changes including alterations to Mail and iPhone 13 carrier-provided satellite functionality.
An iPhone running iOS 18
Following another round of developer betas that included four betas and a release candidate, Apple has finally brought out its latest iteration of iOS.
The update, which brings the operating system to iOS 18.5, is a little lighter than usual for an iOS update. This time, there are no Apple Intelligence changes, but there are still a lot of smaller elements that could make some users happy.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
An iPhone running iOS 18
Following another round of developer betas that included four betas and a release candidate, Apple has finally brought out its latest iteration of iOS.
The update, which brings the operating system to iOS 18.5, is a little lighter than usual for an iOS update. This time, there are no Apple Intelligence changes, but there are still a lot of smaller elements that could make some users happy.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
