Apple released macOS Tahoe 26.3, iPadOS 26.3, watchOS 26.3 and tvOS 26.3, delivering a round of bug fixes and under-the-hood improvements.

Apple released several emergency security updates on Wednesday to fix a zero-day vulnerability that had already been exploited in advanced cyberattacks against its devices. According to notes shared by Apple’s support team,

In 2022, Apple introduced a new Apple Home architecture that is "more reliable and efficient," and support for the old architecture has now ended. As expected, the app is no longer working for some users.

That could change soon, according to reporting from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. New versions of Apple’s low-end iPhone, the basic iPad and iPad Air, and the higher-end MacBook Pros are said to be coming “imminently,” “soon,” and “shortly,” respectively, ahead of planned updates later in the year for the iPad mini, Studio Display, and other Mac models.

If you’re still running Apple Home on the old HomeKit architecture, this is your final reminder: Apple’s migration deadline is tomorrow. Here’s how to update.

Apple delayed the update again, pushing it instead to 2026. Now, 2026 is here, and it looks like the updated Siri may not be coming as soon as users — and Apple

Apple has officially released iOS 26.3 to eligible iPhone owners. Apple beta-tested the latest update for a while, and now it's ready to go. The biggest feature coming is one that will benefit people looking to switch from iPhone to Android,