Apple’s newly announced iOS 11, launching this fall, is full of features that will improve the experience on your iPhone and iPad.
Apple ‘s newly announced iOS 11 is filled with features that will improve the experience on your iPhone and iPad.
The operating system, unveiled Monday at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, includes new features like support for augmented reality and a new QuickType keyboard that’s easier to type with one hand.
It also has a revamped news application that puts topics you care about front and center; has support for indoor maps so you can get directions inside a mall; improved notifications on your lock screen and a new version of Siri that Apple promises will be “even more helpful.”
So, can you take advantage of these new features when they roll out in September, or will you need to upgrade your iPhone?
We checked and found out which phones Apple plans to upgrade when it rolls out iOS 11.
Here’s the full list:
Just in case you’re curious, here are the iPads that will get upgraded:
That’s it. If you own an older device, such as an iPhone 5 or the original iPad mini, you won’t get the iOS 11 update. If you’ve been considering upgrading, this means you definitely should.
Staying on the latest version of Apple’s mobile software has its benefits, not only in terms of providing new features but also the latest security and privacy updates.
