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iOS 18 vs. iOS 26: Here's How Liquid Glass Is Changing the Look and Feel of Your iPhone
Liquid Glass brings a sleek new look to iPhone screens. Here's how it compares to what's on your iPhone right now.
Apple iOS 18: Are You In The 12% Of iPhone Users Missing Out?
Apple has just released usage numbers for the current version of iPhone software. Security and new features seem to be key drivers to update.
iOS 18.6 Beta Code Leaks Apple’s Smart Display Home Hub
OS 18.6 developer beta code has unearthed names and assets that strongly confirm the development of a display-centric product running 'homeOS.'
iOS 26 vs iOS 18: Is Apple's 'Liquid Glass' a true redesign?
With iOS 26, Apple unveiled a unified design language with translucent elements that mimic the look of real-world glass. Here's how it compares to iOS 18.
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How to Downgrade from iOS 26 to 18 [No Data Loss]
Learn how to downgrade iOS 26 to 18 without losing data: follow this step-by-step guide to learn four methods for safely switching back to iOS 18.
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Upgraded to iOS 18.5? Here Are the Settings Apple Won't Highlight but You Should
Now that Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference has come and gone, we finally have a clearer picture of where iOS is headed next. But before you get too hyped for iOS 19 (or iOS 26, if Apple pulls a naming curveball),
iOS 18.5 has landed — 5 ‘minor’ features that are actually huge
OS 18.5 brings quiet but powerful updates, adding smarter controls for Mail, battery, Back Tap, Screen Time, and personalization.
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