Yesterday (22), Apple held the first 100% digital edition of its event aimed at developers, the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), which brings the main news related to its operating systems.
As expected, the highlight of the conference was the new iOS 14, which should be officially released in the second half of the year. After announcing all the features and improvements, such as Overlay videos and customizable widgets, for example, Apple also confirmed which iPhones will be updated, releasing the official list that contains 16 models.
iPhones will get iOS 14
- iPhone 11
- iPhone 11 Pro
- iPhone 11 Pro Max
- iPhone Xs
- iPhone Xs Max
- iPhone XR
- iPhone X
- iPhone 8
- 8 iPhone Plus
- iPhone 7
- 7 iPhone Plus
- iPhone 6s
- 6s iPhone Plus
- iPhone SE (1st generation)
- iPhone SE (2st generation)
- iPod Touch (7th generation)
When will iOS 14 be available?
Apple started yesterday (22) the distribution of the preview for iOS 14 developers through the website developer.apple.com. As for the public beta of the system, it is scheduled for next month and can be found at beta.apple.com. It is worth remembering that we are talking about beta builds, that is, errors and instabilities may arise during use. Therefore, we do not recommend installing it on your main device.
Considering Apple's history, the stable version of iOS 14 should be available for free between September and December of this year, when the new iPhones will be announced. The update arrives automatically, but to carry out the process manually, just go to "Settings > General > Software Update > Download and Install".
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- New iOS 14: see details and news
- Which iPhones will upgrade to iOS 14
- Spatial Audio para Airpods Pro
- Apple WatchOS 7
- Apple Silicon: Proprietary Processor for Your New Macs
