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    Lina Johnson MercilliBy Lina Johnson MercilliSeptember 9, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Fast Facts

    1. Upcoming Event: Apple’s iPhone 17 event is set for September 9, introducing new devices like the iPhone 17 Air, and promising the release of iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 shortly after.

    2. Software Changes: iOS 26 will feature a new “Liquid Glass” design, alongside significant updates including a redesigned Phone app, Live Translate, group Polls in Messages, customizable lock screens, and enhanced Camera and Screenshot functionalities.

    3. Device Compatibility: Several 2018 iPhone models will be dropped from iOS 26 compatibility, meaning users should check if their devices qualify to avoid missing out on security updates and new features.

    4. Release Timeline: iOS 26 is likely to launch mid-September, around the same time as the new iPhones, with official confirmation expected during the September 9 event.

    Check Your iPhone for iOS 26 Compatibility

    Apple’s iPhone 17 event is just around the corner on September 9. Excitement builds as new features and devices, like the iPhone 17 Air, await unveiling. In addition, Apple will release iOS 26 next week. This update promises substantial software enhancements, including the new “Liquid Glass” design.

    If you’re eager to upgrade, first check your device’s eligibility. Apple will discontinue support for several older models this year. Specifically, iPhones released in 2018 will no longer receive iOS updates. Models like the iPhone 8 and iPhone X are among those getting left behind. Without the update, users may face security risks and lose access to certain apps.

    Good news exists for newer iPhone owners. If you have an iPhone SE (second generation or later), you’re in the clear for the iOS 26 rollout. iPads will also see a similar upgrade, but only certain models qualify. The eligible devices include the iPad Pro (3rd generation and later) and the iPad Air (3rd generation and later).

    So, how can you check your iPhone’s compatibility? Simply visit the settings menu on your device, then navigate to “About.” There, you’ll find your model number, which you can compare against Apple’s compatibility list.

    Anticipation builds for iOS 26, which will bring exciting features. The revamped Phone app will consolidate calls and voicemails on one screen. Additionally, users can look forward to “Live Translate,” enabling real-time conversations across languages. Customizable lock screen options and an enhanced Camera app will further elevate user experience.

    Apple usually schedules its iOS releases mid-September, shortly before the new iPhones hit shelves. Expect an official release date announcement during the event.

    Checking your device’s compatibility today can set the stage for a seamless upgrade tomorrow. Enjoy the possibilities that iOS 26 promises!

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    Lina Johnson Marcelli is the editor for IO Tribune, bringing over two decades of experience in journalism to her role. With a BA in Journalism, she is passionate about delivering impactful stories that resonate with readers. Known for her keen editorial vision and leadership, Lina is dedicated to fostering innovative storytelling across the publication. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring new media trends and mentoring aspiring journalists.

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