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Hey iPhone users! If you haven't heard yet, a slew of new exciting updates are coming to Apple's operating system this fall. No, it won't be called iOS 19 — it'll be named iOS 26. The change we're most excited for is the new Liquid Glass design (think Windows Vista, but arguably more thoughtful), which

Liquid Glass is a huge new change coming to iOS 26. (Apple) Waiting until the fall can feel like ages when you're ready to upgrade your iPhone to iOS 26. But there's good news: you can test out all the features now by downloading and installing Apple's public beta, which CEO Tim Cook says is

José Adorno for BGR During Apple's latest earnings call, the company's CEO Tim Cook revealed that since 2007, Apple has shipped 3 billion iPhones. He said, "It's difficult to see a world where iPhone's not living in it." On X, Apple executive Greg Joswiak also celebrated the landmark: "3 billion iPhones sold! Thank you to

Allison Johnson is a reviewer with over a decade of experience writing about consumer tech. She has a special interest in mobile photography and telecom. Previously, she worked at DPReview. Apple has been the target of a fair amount of criticism over the past year, from its AI missteps to a strong distaste for its

iPhone devotees, listen up: Tons of new updates are coming to Apple's operating system this fall that you'll be excited to try out. But instead of being named iOS 19, it'll be called iOS 26. The biggest change? The new Liquid Glass design (think Windows Vista, but arguably more thoughtful), which looks to be Apple's

Liquid Glass is a huge new change coming to iOS 26. (Apple) Can't wait until the fall to access all the new Apple iOS 26 features? You can officially download and install the public beta if you're looking forward to seeing what's coming this year. Prefer more of a guided tour? Check out our preview

José Adorno for BGR Following claims that an iPhone 17 Pro was spotted in the wild and a publication revealing every iPhone 17 color ahead of this fall's release, a leaker is now giving us an early look at these new colors in real life. As Macworld's Filipe Espósito was able to find out which Pantone colors

José Adorno for BGR People often ask me which iPhone they should buy. My default answer is: Just get the latest iPhone. Right now, that would be the iPhone 16 or iPhone 16 Pro models. While I'd say it's easier to recommend an iPhone 15 or iPhone 16, as Apple still provides a premium experience

Rbkomar/Getty Images A new report from MacRumors relays that Apple's iPhone 17 Pro will introduce several new camera improvements that will make the device a compelling upgrade. Citing an anonymous source, the report claims that Apple's next-gen iPhone will boast an improved Telephoto lens with support for 8x optical zoom. If true, this would represent

Christian de Looper for BGR The iPhone 17 series should feature Apple's first-ever ultra-thin iPhone model, a device we've been calling the iPhone 17 Air. Leaks say the phone will measure just 5.5 mm thick, which is even thinner than Samsung's recently released Galaxy S25 Edge (5.8 mm). Apple will make several compromises to deliver