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Will your phone support iOS 27? These older models won't
- Apple released the first iOS 27 release candidate during its 'Surprise and Shine' event on September 9, signaling the final phase before the official launch on September 14.
- Following years of sequential numbering, Apple rebranded its operating systems last year to reflect the upcoming calendar year. During WWDC in June, the company announced upgrades coming to iOS 27.
- The update introduces a revamped Siri, Liquid Glass slider customization, and deeper Apple Intelligence integration. Testers can access these features now through the Public Beta and Developer Beta programs.
- Compatible devices span iPhone 11 through iPhone 17 models, while older versions including iPhone X and 2nd-generation SE are excluded from the Software Update.
- Enthusiasts can Sign up for the Apple Beta Software Program to Install the release candidate via Settings. Everyday users should wait for the stable September 14 release.
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