Since iOS 18, Apple has shifted to a year-based naming scheme for its operating systems, aligning version numbers with the upcoming calendar year. Rather than launching what would have been iOS 19, Apple jumped straight to iOS 26, reflecting the 2026 release cycle.
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Apple’s latest iOS 18.4 update finally lets you decide exactly how full your iPhone should get during every recharge. Instead of the old one-size-fits-all “80 % cap,” you can now stop at 80, 85, 90, 95, or 100 percent—giving you a simple way to slow battery wear without living on a charger.
The charge-limit slider appears on iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max and all newer models. Earlier devices stick with the classic Optimized Battery Charging toggle.
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Apple's iOS 18 introduces a suite of features aimed at enhancing user experience, with a notable focus on personalization and privacy. One such feature, "Enhanced Visual Search," has garnered attention for its potential privacy implications.
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Apple is set to release iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1 on Monday, October 28, ushering in the highly anticipated Apple Intelligence features. These AI-driven capabilities were first teased at Apple's WWDC in June and will debut in beta with this update.
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Apple’s Siri will undergo significant enhancements, though not all features will be available immediately. The comprehensive upgrade to Siri announced at WWDC24, including new AI capabilities, is slated for the iOS 18.4 release in the spring of 2025.
