Apple started the owner iPhone encourage more strongly to install the latest operating system iOS 27. Although this update has been available since mid-September, the Californian giant has only recently released it to users of the older version. iOS 26 was not too pushy. However, that is changing now. Apple has changed the way updates are displayed in iPhone Settings, and now prioritizes iOS 27. So if you're still using last year's version of the system, it's quite possible that you'll notice a fairly major change the next time you check for updates.
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Until now Apple progressed in terms of dissemination iOS 27 quite cautiously. When he issued on September 14 iOS 27, users iOS 26 continued to offer the latest version of their existing system as a major update. The transition to iOS 27 was of course possible, but those interested had to select it in a separate section of available updates at the bottom of the screen.
But everything has changed since October 8th. If you now have an iPhone with iOS 26 open Settings – General – Software Update, you will see it as the main menu iOS 27.0.1. Older iOS 26.7.1, on the other hand, has moved to a less prominent section of other available updates. Apple As a result, he reversed their order, making it clear which version of the system he thought users should choose.
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Na iOS You don't have to go through 27 yet.
Good news for everyone involved in the installation iOS 27 are not yet rolling in, however, the fact is that Apple The transition to a new generation of the system is still not mandatory. So if you iOS 26 suits you and you have no reason to leave it, you can stay with it for now. Personally, however, I wonder whether staying on iOS 26 makes no sense at all.
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Alone iOS 27 brings a whole range of new features, including overall acceleration of many system functions, more advanced features Apple Intelligence or other improvements. It is also compatible with all iPhones that support iOS 26, so in terms of availability, the transition is not a problem for owners of supported devices. The positive thing is that when we tested it on older models iPhone, ran on them completely reliably and quickly (of course, by the standards of older hardware).
It's already a problem to install a larger upgrade on the 128 GB storage version... so I don't know if it makes sense.
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However, I personally wonder whether staying on the iOS 27 makes no sense at all.