Developers and public beta testers can download the update now. Apple released the first public beta of iOS 18.1 on Thursday, less than a week after the tech giant released iOS 18 to the general public.

Apple today released the first public betas of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1, allowing non-developers to test the software ahead

iOS 18 was released on September 16, just in time for the iPhone 16’s on-sale date of September 20. If you want to get the update as soon as possible, you may need to manually check for an update on your iPhone.

Apple's iOS 18 includes a new Passwords app, finally giving iPhone users access to a proper password manager. Here's how to use it.

Now you can get a glimpse of Apple Intelligence, but as always keep your wits about what you're getting into with beta software.

My fellow tech enthusiasts chuckle when iOS users get features the rest of us have enjoyed on our favorite Android phones for years. Apple is always hesitant to introduce customization options, feeling it will hinder the user experience it carefully crafted.

Apple didn't announce absolutely every new feature of iOS 18. Learn about the more customizable flashlight, QR codes for sharing your Wi-Fi passwords and transcribable voice memos.

After months of beta testing, iOS 18 is finally here for iPhone owners. Well, not all iPhone users, just those with an iPhone Xs through the latest iPhone 15 and 16.

OS 18 is now available for the iPhone XR and up, as well as the iPhone SE 2. Here's a look at some of the best new features. Follow Rich for more tech: