Download: Apple Has Released iOS 18 Update To The General Public With Major Features
After waiting for months, Apple has finally released the iOS 18 update for the iPhone to the general public with major features and changes. If you are a developer or an average user, you can download and install the latest build right now on your compatible devices.
Apple has released iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 to the general public for all compatible iPhone and iPad models
Apple first announced iOS 18 at its WWDC event in June; while it has been months, the update never showed any signs of downfall in terms of hype. Most of the hype is attached to the customization options in the build and the new Apple Intelligence features. If you are up for it, iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 will be available to all users through the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.
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To download iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 on your iPhone or iPad, all you have to do us head over to the Settings app on your iPhone navigate to General > Software Update, and then follow the on-screen instructions to install the build. The latest update comes with a boatload of new features, and it is by far the biggest update the company has released for the iPhone. Also, the mechanism to install the update is the same on iPhone and iPad, so do not be alarmed.
If the update is not appearing in the Software Update section in Settings, be sure to refresh the page and possibly restart your iPhone or iPad. Since it is a major update that was released globally, Apple's servers might be having a hard time keeping up with the traffic. Henceforth, we would advise users to download the update as soon as you can once you go through the process.
iOS 18 brings new customization tools for the Home Screen, allowing users to change the colors of app icons and layout. Additionally, the company has also added a slew of new AI features to the mix which you can check out as well. We will be covering various guides related to the new devices, so be sure to stick around.
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