If you're in the market for a new smartphone, you might be wondering if your current model is iOS compatible. While Apple hasn't removed any iPhones or iPads from the list of iOS compatible devices, this list has remained unchanged for more than three years. While it's commendable that Apple continues to provide security updates for these older devices, there's no way they can support all of them.

iOS 14

The iOS 14 compatibility chart shows that the new operating system is compatible with all models of iPhones launched in 2015. This means that the iPhone 6s Plus will be able to run the new operating system. The 7th-gen iPod touch is also supported, which is great news for Apple. Google, meanwhile, has not announced its compatibility with iOS 14.

iOS 15.5

Apple has announced iOS 15, the next version of the popular mobile operating system. The release aims to offer a number of new features for existing and future users, and has updated a variety of its mobile devices. This new version of the OS also boasts a long list of compatible devices, confirming that old iPhones and iPads will remain compatible with the latest software. The iPhone SE, iPhone 6s, and iPhone 6s Plus are the earliest devices compatible with iOS 15, followed by the iPod Touch 7th generation.

iOS 16

With the recent release of the iOS 16 beta, it is clear that the compatibility list for iOS 16 has not been set in stone. However, the developer beta will help Apple identify any errors in the new version. Every time Apple releases a new version of iOS, it removes older models from its support list. This is done in an effort to make its operating system as good as possible. As a result, we can expect an iOS 16 compatibility list to appear sometime in September or October.

iOS 17

iOS 17 is not available yet, but rumours are already swirling around it. One leak, tweeted by LeaksApplePro, claims big widgets on iOS 16. While this image has been criticized by some, it's possible that the new operating system will have the InfoShack interactive widgets. Apple is also working on an AR/VR headset, rumor has it that could be announced later this year. Another rumor suggests that the iPhone 14 will come with car crash detection mode, which would automatically call emergency services if you hit a car.

iOS 18

Apple has yet to reveal whether iOS 18 will work on iPhones and iPads with a variety of apps. The new version of iOS is expected to launch at the company's WWDC 2020 keynote on June 22. In the meantime, users should clear their storage and back up their devices. There's a good chance that you'll have to upgrade to iOS 14 before then, and here's why. Keep reading for more information.

iOS 19

With iOS 19, Apple is bringing a new feature to the dial pad that will allow users to view associated phone numbers and SMS search fields. Users can also view emergency addresses and nomadic emergency services, allowing them to manage their own location information. The new feature also allows admins to customize emergency addresses for their users. Users will be prompted to confirm emergency address settings before they can use them. It's important to note that this new feature isn't available immediately, as it's subject to Apple's approval.

iOS 20

The release date of iOS 20 has been delayed a few times, so what's the status of iOS 14 and iPhone 7 compatibility? This is a common question among iOS users. The answer is that iOS 14 will be compatible with every iOS device that supports iOS 13. The next-generation iOS 14 operating system is already available for testing and has already been verified to be fully functional on the iPhone 6s, iPhone SE, and iPad mini.

iOS 21

iOS 21 is now available and will be compatible with most iPhones that have been running the previous version of the operating system, iOS 14. As with previous releases, this new operating system will be compatible with iPhones from all generations, including the iPhone SE, iPhone 6s, and iPhone 6s Plus. The new version is already available to developers today, with a public beta set for July. If you are planning to upgrade your iPhone soon, here are some things to keep in mind.

iOS 22

iOS 16 and iOS 22 compatibility depends on the hardware and processor used by your device. The iPhone 7 is likely to be compatible with iOS 16, but some features require newer hardware. Fortunately, iOS 15 and earlier devices were fully compatible with iOS 15, as was the first-generation iPhone SE, but the A10 processor required for iOS 16 is likely to be more advanced. The newer devices will be able to support iOS 16 and later, and older models will continue to be supported.

iOS 23

While iOS 23 is the latest version of the popular mobile operating system, you may be wondering whether it is compatible with your devices. Many businesses, schools, and enterprise customers may be reluctant to upgrade thousands of devices. Additionally, many businesses use iPads as point-of-sale devices, and updating thousands of devices may not be practical. Luckily, there are solutions for this problem. Keep reading for some of the most common problems that you may run into.