OS 26 Updates

Most sound issues after iOS 26 come down to the mute switch or Do Not Disturb mode being active. Flip the switch, check the moon icon, and restart your phone.

After updating to iOS 26, some iPhone users have noticed that app icons look softer, faded, or even blurry.

Some iPhone owners upgrading to iOS 26 have run into a dreaded issue: the white screen of death.

Some Intel-based Macs are hitting a strange Touch ID bug after upgrading to macOS Tahoe 26. Owners of the 2019 MacBook Pro report that the fingerprint sensor works only part of the time.

Until Apple ships a patched build, likely as macOS 26.0.1 or a supplemental update, your best bet is a Recovery reinstall.

iOS 26 is supposed to bring polish with Liquid Glass and new Apple Intelligence tools. Instead, some iPhone owners are watching core apps collapse in their hands.

Most FaceTime problems in iOS 26 can be fixed with a restart, toggling FaceTime in settings, or resetting network preferences.

Clearing search history on iOS 26 isn’t one single switch — it depends on where you’ve been searching.

The full-screen screenshot UI in iOS 26 makes sense if you want instant access to smart features. But if you’d rather keep things simple, you can turn it off.

If you can’t read notifications in iOS 26, start by turning on Reduce Transparency for a more solid background.

With iOS 26, Apple is finally allowing video playback in CarPlay, but only while parked, and only if your car maker supports it.

With Genmoji in iOS 26, you’re no longer stuck with the standard emoji set. You can generate custom icons that match your personality, your friends, or even your pets.

Apple is currently signing iOS 18.5, which means you can downgrade your device as long as that window stays open.

Safari in iOS 26 has picked up a fresh look and some new features, but one thing hasn’t changed: you can still view your browsing history