Apple iOS 13
Apple has unveiled its most recent operating system 'iOS 13' for the iPhones.
The platform accompanies a dedicated dark mode and some truly intriguing features, however, stop and think for a minute: it won't take a shot at all iPhones.
The Cupertino giant has dumped support for some iPhones, for the most part, the ones that came to a couple of years back.
All iPhones will not get iOS 13 operating system
At the point when Apple released iOS 12, it supported for all iPhones that ran iOS 11.
In any case, the most recent feature update will be available just on the iPhones that came after 2014.
Presently, this incorporates the iPhone Xs family, iPhone Xr, iPhone X, iPhone 8 family, iPhone 7 family, iPhone 6S family, iPhone SE, and all-new iPod Touch (7th Gen).
Here's iOS 13 not supported iPhones
All more established and dated iPhones won't get the iOS 13 update.
This incorporates Apple's top of the line iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, iPhone 5S, and the 6th Gen of iPod Touch.
However, iPhones that preceded these devices, like iPhone 5, didn't get iOS 12 and won't get the new OS either.
iPadOS will come almost on all iPads
Rather than driving iOS on iPad, Apple is bringing iPadOS - a stage custom-built for its tablets.
This operating system will come on all iPad Pro variations like - 12.9-inch, 11-inch, 10.5-inch, 9.7-inch models, the 6th and 5th Gen of iPad, the 5th Gen of iPad Mini, iPad Mini 4, iPad Air (3rd Gen), and the iPad Air 2.
As per Apple's rundown, just the first iPad Air and the iPad Mini 2 won't get the new iPadOS, which gloats of more profound performing multi-tasking capacities and the capacity to run different apps in the meantime.
WatchOS 6 will take a shot at all Apple Watches
Apple is keeping support for every one of its Watches, including Watch Series 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Be that as it may, the company has underscored that the new OS requires iPhones 6s or more current with iOS 13 and that some WatchOS features probably won't chip away at more established Watch models.
That will be released in the not so distant future alongside the new iOS and iPadOS.
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