Certain iPhones may miss out on iOS 16: Discover the impacted models listed here.
📣 Warning! Warning! Here's the juicy lowdown on what you need to know about iOS 26 and its compatibility with your Apple devices.
📅 WWDC is just around the corner, and everyone's eager to catch a glimpse of Apple's newest tech. Expect a barrage of new products and services to be unveiled. And, of course, the new iPhone operating system is sure to be a hot topic.
📱 Will your iPhone make the cut for iOS 26? Unfortunately, for some iPhone fans, the answer may be no. According to insider chatter, the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR might get the boot, as they were first released way back in 2018. Yikes!
📝 But it's not just iPhones that'll be feeling the heat. Rumor has it that the iPad range is set to prepare for a slimming-down, with the 7th Gen iPad reportedly being put on the chopping block.
💻 macOS Tahoe 26's projections are a bit fuzzier, as there's not enough info to pinpoint specific devices that might get the ax. But, based on past behavior, you can bet that older machines may find themselves getting left behind when the updates roll in.
🔍 Keep an eye on Apple's official announcements and tech news sources to get the straight dope on the macOS compatibility details.
🤫 Don't count on features like Apple Intelligence if you're hanging onto an older model. Even if your device makes the cut, it may not land all the fancy new features.
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- With the new iOS 26 expected at WWDC, it's not just iPhones like the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR that might be left out, but also some smartphones and other gadgets might find themselves being phased out with the advancement of technology.
- The tech world is abuzz with rumors about macOS Tahoe 26, and it seems that older devices, including some smartphones and gadgets, could be left behind when the updates roll in, as has been the case in the past.
