Apple's iOS 15 arrives Monday, the annual fall tradition that brings new features to Apple's iPhone ahead of the launch of its latest smartphone.

Apple has released iOS 15.7.2 and iPadOS 15.7.2 for iPhones and iPads, and it brings critical security fixes. Unfortunately, it also comes with a significant catch for anyone still avoiding iOS 16.

Get details about the new features of iOS 15, find out if it will work with your devices, and learn how to install Apple's latest mobile operating system.

iOS 15 is now available and you can update your iPhone and iPad by heading to the Settings app. Here are the top features.

Tom's Guide Verdict iOS 15 isn't a major overhaul, but the rather lengthy list of improvements adds up to create a much better iPhone experience.

iOS 15 is now installed on 89 percent of iPhones introduced in the last four years, while 10 percent continue to run iOS 14. Just one percent have an earlier version of iOS installed.

Now that iOS 15 has launched (as of Monday, September 20), the question is once again: Should you mash that update button right away, or wait? Here’s the case for and against.

Apple has a new software update out, and it packs a lot of features. iOS 15 may not be introduce sweeping changes to your iPhone as past iOS updates have, but there are enough new capabilities and ...

While iOS 15 was announced at WWDC 2021 in June 2021, it went through significant changes before it was released on September 20. The update focuses on three aspects - staying connected, finding ...

iOS 15 has arrived on iPhones. Here are the new features you can enjoy on your iPhone and details of the problems people have encountered.

Apple iOS 15 got off to a terrible start and little improved with iOS 15.0.1 and iOS 15.0.2. Now the first major iOS 15 release has arrived bringing long awaited features, fixes and upgrades. But ...

iOS 15 is installed on 72 percent of all iPhones introduced in the last four years. 26 percent of devices continue to use iOS 14, and two percent run an earlier version of iOS.