During WWDC 2021, Apple surprisingly announced that the new iOS will also be supported by older devices.
iOS 15, officially presented yesterday by Apple during WWDC 2021, will be installed on all devices on which iOS 14 is currently running. The announcement, which seems trivial, is very important since it marks an incredible milestone in the longevity of iOS software support for older iPhones: iPhone SE but, above all, iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, will be able to install iOS 15 and enjoy all the new software features that the operating system will offer on the new iPhone 13 coming out in September.
That iPhone 6s was able to withstand the weight of the years was amply demonstrated last year, when with the inclusion of the App Library and the native picture in picture we were able to see a reactivity of the hardware not on a par with a top. range but certainly acceptable and able to guarantee a fluidity of use that we would never have expected from a smartphone with 2014 technology. Surely the intensive use of widgets and the new possibilities for sharing music and streaming content through Facetime calls will put a strain on the batteries, already no longer healthy after all these years, of our iPhone 6s. The fact remains that those wishing to postpone the purchase of a new apple smartphone will be able to use a powerbank to ensure greater autonomy, and enjoy all the news offered by iOS 15 until the new update in September 2022.
