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A day after releasing iOS 18 and other updates to the general public, Apple has finally released beta 4 of its upcoming iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1 to developers for testing. If you are a registered developer, you can download and install the latest beta build on your compatible device.
Apple announced the iPhone 16 lineup last month with a handful of novelties, but if you are upgrading from the iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro, we would advise you to keep a hold of your money for a bit longer. Yes, the iPhone 16 Pro models come with a wide range of front-facing features and changes, but the drastic shift from last year's models is nowhere in sight. If you are on the verge of making a decision, here's why you should not buy the iPhone 16 Pro or Pro Max this year and wait for the iPhone 17 lineup.
After waiting for months, Apple has finally released the iOS 18 update for the iPhone to the general public with major features and changes. If you are a developer or an average user, you can download and install the latest build right now on your compatible devices.
Apple will release iOS 18 later today, and if you are eagerly waiting for the update to hit your iPhone, you should know at what time it will be made available to the general public. iOS 18 is finally coming out of the beta cycle, as the company has already seeded the final release candidate to developers. iOS 18 will house a handful of changes for all compatible iPhone models, but it will shine on the iPhone 15 Pro and later models thanks to advanced Apple Intelligence features. You can check out the iOS 18 update's release time in your local time zone to know when the update will be available in your region.
Apple is scheduled to release iOS 18 to the general public on Monday and we have been expecting the upgrade ever since the company announced it at its WWDC event in June. However, given Apple's past upgrades for the iPhone, there are some factors that you should consider before you install Apple's big iOS 18 update on your iPhone.
The A18 Pro chip in the iPhone 16 Pro brought impressive single and multi-core performance gains, reaching the level of the company's M1 chip from four years ago. While the chip is still based on TSMC's 3nm architecture, the company stated at its event that it is using a new process, which could allow it to further its distance from last year's A17 Pro chip. The company also used other methods to enhance the performance of the iPhone 16 and the A18 chip by improving its thermal design, which should have a positive impact on the overall performance of the handset especially gaming, allowing it to move away from throttling.
The new iPhone 16 Pro is a pretty impressive device when it comes to the new front-facing functionalities and the hardware changes. Apple saw fit to introduce a new Camera Control button, which, as the name suggests, controls most of the camera features on the iPhone 16. We can say that the new Camera Control button is the highlight of the upgrade, but we also should not take the new A18 Pro chip lightly, given how it performs against the competition and Apple's custom M1 chip for the Mac.
Today, Apple has seen fit to seed the first release candidate build of its forthcoming iOS 18, iPadOS 18, watchOS 11, macOS 15 and other updates. The latest updates arrive soon after the company announced the new iPhone 16 lineup alongside the new Apple Watch Series 10, which, to be fair, are pretty major upgrades compared to their predecessor.