iOS 15

Apple talked about some big features coming to iOS 15, but what about the things that they didn't go over on the stage? Here's some important features you may have missed.

Apple's iOS 15 update is pretty cool, but you don't have to install it.

Apple announced iOS 15 during its WWDC21 opening keynote earlier today and it includes a new feature or two that will make it easier than ever to switch to a new iPhone.

Apple has just given us the first official look at its iOS 15 operating system for iPhone, which will debut later this year.

A source says that Apple is bringing food tracking to the iPhone's Health app while lock screen complications and grouped notifications are also in the works.

New rumors have Apple adding some sort of food tracking to iOS 15 but that might not be great. Or it could be. Nobody knows.

A new iOS 15 concept imagines what the software update could be like if we get everything on our wishlist.

Apple will announce iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 soon enough and these concept images are enough to whet the appetite.

Apple is planning some big changes this year, according to Bloomberg.

Details found within Apple's open-source WebKit code have made reference to unreleased versions of iOS and macOS.

It may be a while before we see it, but here's what we want in iOS 15, including easier customization, split-screen capabilities, and more.

Apple's iOS 15 launch, expected in September, will reportedly kill off a number of iPhones and iPads.

Apple is probably locking iOS 15's features in right now. How many of the ideas from this concept will make the cut?