A recently leaked video of the iPhone 7 provides us with our best look yet at what Apple’s next-gen smartphone is going to look like. … ...

The iPhone SE, iPhone 6S, and the iPhone 7 series handsets will not support iOS 16. So they are automatically fallen off the list.

After releasing iOS 16.4.1 to iPhone users last Friday, Apple has now released a critical security update for iPhone 6S and iPhone 7 owners.

It's implied that Evans knows that the iPhone 6S had the last actual home button on an iPhone.

Apple is dropping the first-gen iPhone SE, iPhone 6s, and iPhone 7 from software support this fall. Fortunately, Chris Evans appears to have upgraded to a very modern iPhone 13.

An iPhone 6S or first-generation iPhone SE still does OK with iOS 14. Performance isn’t up to the level of an iPhone 11 or second-generation iPhone SE, but it’s perfectly acceptable for day-to ...

That means iPhone 6S, iPhone 7 and iPhone SE (first-generation) users won't be able to upgrade to iOS 16. When it comes to iPadOS 16, Apple will drop support for a couple devices, the iPad Mini 4 ...