Apple has quietly released a new software update for its 13-year-old iPhones. The iPhone 5s and iPhone 6, released in 2013 and 2014, respectively, are receiving iOS 12.5.8 in 2026, more than a decade ...

The iPhone 5s was released 13 years ago. Apple recently rolled out the iOS 26.2.1 and iPadOS 26.2.1 updates for its latest devices. However, the ...

Apple is regularly putting out iOS updates for its products, but the most recent rollout required an emergency fix for some ...

Apple releases iOS 26.2.1 for the AirTag 2 support and a surprise iOS 12.5.8 update for the 13-year-old iPhone 5s to keep legacy services alive through 2027.

With the announcement of the second-generation AirTag, Apple released iOS 26.2.1 to add compatibility to this new item tracker. However, that wasn't the only software update for iPhone devices ...

It’s pretty normal for a tech company to update its devices with relevant software patches and security updates for a set period of time. After that period, many companies stopped supporting these ...

Apple's iOS 12.5.8 update keeps iMessage, FaceTime, and device activation working on older iPhones and iPads. Here's why you shouldn't wait to install it.

Within a large iOS and WatchOS update dump this week, owners of the 13-year-old iPhone 5s received a nice little gift.

Out of nowhere, Apple just released a series of iPhone updates, including one to address an issue for iPhones first released more than a decade ago.

Though routine support for these models ended years ago, Apple's update is meant to preserve the cryptographic system that keeps older devices securely linked to its services.

MacRumors reports that Apple released iOS 12.5.8 for the iPhone 5s and iPhone 6, with both devices having been released 13 and 12 years ago, respectively.