In other words, iOS 15.7.3 is for older iPhones that can’t run iOS 16. Until recently, the iPhone maker had been updating iOS 15 alongside iOS 16 for users of all phones, but from December when iOS 15.7.2 came out, this was no longer the case. There really is only one reason to choose iOS 15.7.3 over iOS 16.3: if you have a device that won’t run Apple’s latest operating system. The upgrade is available for the iPhone 8 and later, iPad Pro (all models), iPad Air 3rd generation and later, iPad 5th generation and later, and iPad mini 5th generation and later. IOS 17 emphasizes communication, with several new features for the Phone, FaceTime and Messages applications, including personalized contact posters, video messages, a more intelligent autocorrect, improved AirDrop options and the Journal app.But that’s not all-iOS 16.3 patches some major iPhone security holes, including three in WebKit, the engine that underpins the Safari browser, and another three in the Kernel at the heart of your iPhone.Īt the same time, iOS 16.3 fixes several bugs and doesn’t appear to have added any major new ones, making it a good idea to update to the latest iOS version as soon as you can, if your iPhone can run it.
Read more: Apple Unveils iOS 17 for the iPhone at WWDC 2023 Typically, you have to pay $99 to officially download and install any Apple developer beta software, but this year the company is letting anyone get a crack at iOS 17, as long as they join the Apple Developer Program. Shortly after the keynote event, Apple released the first developer beta version of iOS 17. The company first announced iOS 17 at WWDC in June. Beta 8 doesn't bring too many new changes - mostly minor updates, tweaks and bug fixes.
We've still got a few weeks until then, but if you're interested in testing some of the new features in iOS 17, you can download and install the eighth iOS 17 developer beta right now for free. This story is part of Focal Point iPhone 2023, CNET's collection of news, tips and advice around Apple's most popular product.
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