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Apple released iOS 26.1 with new features and is testing iOS 26.2 beta, while planning at least 15 new products for 2026, including potential new iPhone 18 colors and a Siri powered by Google Gemini. The company is also revamping its smart home platform and preparing early Black Friday deals.
iOS 26.1 introduces a new setting allowing users to customize Liquid Glass elements on their iPhone, improving readability and aesthetic preferences by adjusting transparency and contrast without affecting overall display modes. The update offers options for Clear and Tinted Liquid Glass, enabling more personalized control over specific UI elements like Notification Center and search bars.
Apple has released iOS 26.1, bringing new features like Liquid Glass controls, enhanced language support, improved gesture controls, and security updates, along with updates to other Apple OSes, aimed at improving user experience and device security.
Apple released iOS 26.1 and iPadOS 26.1, which include about 50 security updates addressing various vulnerabilities such as privilege escalation, privacy issues, and system stability bugs. Users are encouraged to update their devices to enhance security and fix critical bugs.
Apple has released iOS 26.1, introducing new features such as Liquid Glass customization, Live Translation support for AirPods, improvements to Apple Music, enhanced FaceTime audio, and default content filters for child accounts, along with various other tweaks and updates.
Apple has released iOS 26.1, introducing a Liquid Glass toggle for display customization, a new option to disable the swipe to open the Camera on the lock screen, support for additional languages in Apple Intelligence and AirPods Live Translation, a rebranding of Apple TV, and various other improvements for iPhone 11 and later models.
Apple released iOS 26.1, adding features like a Liquid Glass opacity toggle, a slide-to-stop alarm, expanded language support for Apple Intelligence and AirPods, and various improvements across apps, enhancing user experience and privacy. The update also introduces small UI changes and security enhancements, with availability for compatible iPhones including the iPhone 11 and later.
Apple is expected to release iOS 26.1 soon, which will include a toggle to reduce the Liquid Glass visual effect and address user complaints about readability and lag, along with other bug fixes and updates.
Apple is expected to release the beta of iOS 26.2 as soon as Tuesday, following the public launch of iOS 26.1 on Monday. The update is anticipated to include features like US passport support in Apple Wallet and end-to-end encryption with RCS, with a public release planned for December. The first beta may not introduce major new features, but there is potential for surprises.
Apple is expected to have a nearly $140 billion holiday quarter, with new retail displays, an OLED screen overhaul for several iPads and MacBook Air, and upcoming releases of iOS 26.1 and 26.2. The company is also working on a vapor chamber for the iPad Pro in 2027.
Apple is preparing to release iOS 26.1 with new features, while rumors suggest the iPhone 18 Pro will support full 5G satellite internet and feature a DSLR-style camera. An updated Apple TV 4K is also expected soon, alongside plans to introduce ads in Apple Maps and expand OLED displays to iPads and MacBooks. Additionally, new color options for the iPhone 18 Pro and a potential release of a new iPad mini are circulating.
iOS 26.1 introduces a new implementation of a feature from 2007, along with updates related to privacy and ad tracking, reflecting Apple's ongoing software enhancements.
iOS 26.1, launching soon, introduces several new features including swipe gestures for Apple Music, expanded language support for AirPods Live Translation, a new Liquid Glass display toggle, and the return of Slide Over in iPadOS 26.1, enhancing user experience and customization.
Apple has released the iOS 26.1 RC with notable features including a new Liquid Glass toggle for display opacity, an option to disable the swipe to open Camera on the lock screen, support for additional languages in Apple Intelligence and AirPods Live Translation, a rebranding of Apple TV, and various other improvements. The update is available for developer beta testers and is expected to be officially released soon.
Apple has released release candidates for iOS 26.1, iPadOS 26.1, and macOS Tahoe 26.1, indicating upcoming updates for their devices.