Vintage status does not carry its own price list. What Apple does publish, on a separate battery-replacement page, is an out-of-warranty fee that would apply to an eligible older iPhone the same way it applies to a current one: $99, or $0 under AppleCare+. Apple's battery-replacement page does not reference vintage or obsolete status by…
Vintage and Obsolete
iPhone 11 Sits on Apple's Vintage List and Still Runs the Current iOS Branch
iPhone 11 is the oldest iPhone that Apple’s current iOS 26.x security releases list as supported, and it is also old enough to appear on Apple’s vintage list. Those two facts describe the same device at the same time, and together they draw a cleaner picture of how vintage status and software support are tracked…
Apple's Vintage and Obsolete List, Category by Category: Mac to AirPods
Apple’s vintage and obsolete list, last updated August 31, 2026, currently names specific Mac laptops and desktops, a range of iPhone models, several iPad models, three Apple Watch generations and the first-generation AirPods. Below is every category as Apple’s own support page groups it, without guessing at anything the page leaves out. Mac desktops are…
iOS 18.7.10: About 120 Security Fixes for iPhone XS and Three Other Devices
iOS 18.7.10 and iPadOS 18.7.10, released August 17, 2026, list on the order of 120 CVE entries across more than 30 components, according to Apple’s own support article at support.apple.com/en-us/148287. The release is available for exactly four devices: iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR and iPad 7th generation. Apple's iOS interface. iOS 18.7.10 is…