Based on a protected Twitter account that has shared build numbers for several iOS updates up to a week before they were released, Apple will likely release iOS 16.5 to iPhone users next week. The release of iOS 16.5 is imminent Joe Rossignol for MacRumors: In a tweet today, the account said the upcoming iOS 16.5 Release Candidate for developers will have a build number of 20F65. Apple has added a Sports tab to the News app on iOS 16.5, giving you easy access to news, scores, and schedules for your favorite teams and leagues. This information was previously available in the Today tab, but it is now featured more prominently as Apple continues to push deeper into sports content…

Based on a protected Twitter account that has shared build numbers for several iOS updates up to a week before they were released, Apple will likely release iOS 16.5 to iPhone users next week. The release of iOS 16.5 is imminent Joe Rossignol for MacRumors: In a tweet today, the account said the upcoming iOS 16.5 Release Candidate for developers will have a build number of 20F65. Apple has added a Sports tab to the News app on iOS 16.5, giving you easy access to news, scores, and schedules for your favorite teams and leagues. This information was previously available in the Today tab, but it is now featured more prominently as Apple continues to push deeper into sports content…

Apple will likely release iOS 16.5 to the public next week, based on a protected Twitter account that has shared build numbers for several iOS updates up to a week before they were released. In a tweet today, the account said the upcoming iOS 16.5 Release Candidate for developers will have a build number of 20F65. iOS 16.5 has been in beta testing since late March and is shaping up to be a minor software update ahead of Apple announcing iOS 17 at WWDC in June. So far, only two notable features and changes have been discovered for the iPhone, including a Sports tab in the Apple News app and the ability to start a screen recording with Siri. Sports…

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Macworld If you’re buying a new iPhone, the next stage after deciding which iPhone to buy is to get a case to keep your device safe when you inevitably drop it. Another good reason to use a case is that when you want to upgrade in a few years’ time you’ll get more money if you trade in an iPhone that’s in good condition. There are so many different kinds of cases you can buy. Most offer protection for your iPhone, but some are more versatile than others. You can buy cases that double up as wallets, cases that are super thin so they don’t add a load of bulk to your iPhone, and cases that are clear so you…