If your iPhone is on iOS 18, you also use an Apple Watch, and you tend to share watch faces with others through iMessage, you need to know about this very specific bug. And the fix, at least for now,

Let’s get creative. Gone are the days when you had to put up with stiff grids for apps in their stodgy, branded colours. With iOS 18, you can inflate those rounded squares, change their shades, and place them wherever you want. Watching them switch from their default colours to a glowing red looks pretty cool in real-time, too.

Apple released iOS 18, including 33 security fixes and a bunch of new iPhone features. Here's what you need to know.

Following over three months of beta testing, iOS 18 was finally widely released to the public on Monday, September 16. The update is available in

Even if you don’t buy an iPhone 16, you can install iOS 18, which is out today, and start customizing your home screen in new ways, text high-res videos to your Android friends, and store your passwords in Apple’s slick new password manager. But as for all those AI features you may have heard so much about, those aren’t ready—at least, not yet.

The iOS 18 update will be available for all iPhones released since the Apple iPhone XS, which was released in September 2018. This will be the oldest model to receive this upgrade. If you need a more specific list of all the iPhones that will get the highly anticipated update, here it is.

Trying to avoid bugs by not updating to iOS 18? If you’re waiting for iOS 18.1, there are a few things you should know first.