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Apple Sets 2026 End-of-Life Timeline for Older Devices as New OSes Arrive
technology8 days ago

Apple Sets 2026 End-of-Life Timeline for Older Devices as New OSes Arrive

Apple says iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, visionOS 27 and tvOS 27 will mark end-of-software-support for a range of older devices in 2026, though security updates may continue for years. iPhones on iOS 26 can upgrade to iOS 27 (including models back to iPhone 11), but older iPhones won’t get all of iOS 27’s features. The devices hitting end of life with these releases include iPad Air 3rd gen, iPad Pro 11" (1st gen), iPad Pro 12.9" (3rd gen), iPad (8th gen), iPad mini (5th gen); Apple Watch Series 6/7/8, Ultra, SE; MacBook Pro 16" (2019), MacBook Pro 13" (2020, four Thunderbolt 3 ports), iMac (2020), Mac Pro (2019); and Apple TV HD/4K. Even after end-of-feature updates, Apple will continue to push some security patches for years, so upgrading or limiting usage to offline tasks is advised once a device loses active support.

WatchOS 27 boosts independence: workouts without iPhone and on-wrist Siri
technology2 months ago

WatchOS 27 boosts independence: workouts without iPhone and on-wrist Siri

Apple unveiled WatchOS 27 at WWDC, highlighting an on-wrist Siri, a new Dynamic Home Grid, and Workout Buddy that no longer requires a connected iPhone. The update emphasizes battery efficiency and faster app launches, with health features like irregular cycle tracking and perimenopause/menopause logging (plus related Fitness+ workouts), new health APIs (Menopause API, Workout Zones API), and minor enhancements across Siri and stability. Public beta arrives in July, with a final release anticipated in September alongside new Apple Watch models.

WWDC 2026 Preview: Siri's Gemini-powered revamp, natural-language Shortcuts, and AI-forward updates
technology2 months ago

WWDC 2026 Preview: Siri's Gemini-powered revamp, natural-language Shortcuts, and AI-forward updates

WWDC 2026 is expected to spotlight a Gemini-powered Siri with a dedicated iOS 27 app (potentially in beta), a natural-language Shortcuts overhaul, a macOS 27 Liquid Glass refresh, and enhanced heart-rate tracking in watchOS 27, all under a broader AI theme; the event could also mark Tim Cook’s final WWDC as CEO with a leadership transition already planned for later this year.