From a “Liquid Glass” display toggle to smarter lock screen controls, new language support for Apple Intelligence, and more refined touches across the ecosystem, iOS 26.1 has meaningful upgrades.

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Apple today released iOS 26.1, the first major update to the iOS 26 operating system that came out in September, iOS 26.1 ...

OS 26.1 is here with a Liquid Glass toggle, an option to disable the accidental Lock Screen Camera swipe and AI language ...

Apple's iOS 26.1 update is now available to all, featuring improved Apple Intelligence localization, along with new toggles ...

Following more than a month of beta testing, Apple is expected to release iOS 26.1 this Monday, November 3. The update ...

Open the Settings app, swipe down to the bottom, and choose Privacy & Security. Choose Tracking, and tick off the All Apps to ...

Apple's upcoming iOS 26.1 update brings significant user-friendly enhancements. Users can now disable the frustrating camera swipe on the lock screen ...

The iOS 26.1 update also introduces a new toggle that could prevent you from accidentally opening your Camera from your Lock Screen. To find this toggle, go to Settings > Camera and scroll to the ...

The “Great Lock-In” trend, which has gone viral on social media, is about using autumn’s slowdown to tighten routines, build ...

Here’s a look at the key new features coming with iOS 26.1: 1. Liquid Glass Toggle iOS 26.1 introduces the ability to adjust the appearance of Liquid Glass in the Display and Brightness settings.

iOS 26.1 also adds a handy improvement to Apple Music. The MiniPlayer, the small bar at the bottom of the app, now lets you ...