Following its unveiling at WWDC, iOS 26 has entered the developer beta phase. Apple is anticipated to roll out the public beta in early July 2025, with the official release expected around mid-September—likely coinciding with the launch of the iPhone 17 lineup.

The public beta is coming in July, so it shouldn't be too long a wait until you can try all the new iOS 26 features out on a more stable release. If you enjoyed this story, be sure to follow ...

Here are six new features coming with iOS 26. #1: New design with Liquid Glass. This is the feature you’ve likely already heard about—but it’s a big one.

iOS 26 has a laundry list of new features. Among the most worthwhile: Phone app redesign: You'll finally be able to scroll through contacts, recent calls and voicemail messages all on one screen.

Discover iOS 26's advanced battery features, including Adaptive Power Mode and Charging Time Display, to optimize your iPhone's performance. ... Daily Usage Overview: Visualizing Trends.

Yes, there’s still no multitasking, and it’s disappointing as it was one of the three features I wanted to see, but so far, the iOS 26 developer beta is shaping up to be a far more useful ...

Apple's Live Translation features for iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe seem great. Live Translation uses AI to translate both text and audio in real time across various apps and services.