Here's a side-by-side video comparison between Apple's latest iOS 10 beta 1 vs iOS 9.3.2 stable release tested on iPhone 6s through iPhone 5.
Fans of emoji and guns will be disappointed to learn that a rifle, planned to be part of the Unicode 9 standard to be made official in June, will no longer appear in cartoon form after both Apple and Microsoft requested that it be removed.
Bluetooth 5 is now official. Here's everything you need to know about it, including features and release date of the latest Bluetooth spec version 5.
If you've been wondering why Apple hasn't expanded iMessage over to the Android OS as yet, you may have an official answer now.
It appears that iOS 10 leaves devices with more accessible storage space than previous iOS releases. In one example, a 128GB iPhone went from having around 113GB of available storage with iOS 9.x.x installed, to a massive 122GB when rocking iOS 10 beta 1.
Starting with iOS 10, Apple is going to start warning users that their apps are not 64-bit compliant, stating that this could pose a risk to overall system performance.
Is your iPhone model compatible with the new iOS 10 Raise to Wake feature? Check out the compatibility list here for devices that support Raise to Wake feature in iOS 10.
Here's your closest look yet at what the 5.5-inch iPhone 7 Plus will look like running iOS 10 when it's released in fall of this year.
Luca Todesco has made his GasGauge 0day "jailbreak" exploit for iOS 9.3.2, iOS 9.3.3 betas, and below, public after he found out that Apple patched it in the first iOS 10 beta. Here are the details.
Here's our detailed hands-on video walkthrough showing new features in iOS 10 beta that will soon be coming to your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
