iOS 15: iOS 15 may not support it iPhone models - Latest news

News Highlights: iOS 15: iOS 15 may not support it iPhone models – Latest news

NEW DELHI: Tech giant Apple would unveil the iOS 15 update in June of this year. Now a new report has revealed that this latest version of the system will not land on some older iPhones. According to a report from a French website iPhoneSoft, the iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus and original iPhone SE is not getting the latest software update. This means that the iPhone 7 series and above will get an iOS 15 update.

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The report also adds that in addition to iPhones, some iPads will not get the iPadOS 15 update either. iPadOS 15 may drop support for the iPad mini 4 (2015), iPad Air 2 (2014), and iPad 5 (2017) equipped with A8, A8X and A9 chips, respectively.

If you are using one of these older iPhones or iPads, you will not be able to use the new features and security changes that Apple offers in the upcoming software version.

The Cupertino-based giant normally unveils the new version of its operating system in June at WWDC. Last year, the company held a virtual event to unveil iOS 14 due to the pandemic situation.

Recently, Apple released the iOS 14.4 and iPadOS 14.4 updates. The update can be accessed through the Apple Developer Center. With the new features, Apple makes it easier and cooler to use the HomePod mini with you iPhone. The iOS 14.4 update has a new feature for the HomePod mini that uses the speaker’s U1 chip.

The update also brings some new features to the Apple Watch app, such as “Time to Walk” and “Add Newest Workouts to Watch”.

Via: www.gadgetsnow.com

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