Apple confirmed iOS 27 will support the iPhone 11 and every model compatible with iOS 26 when the update launches in September. The decision preserves software access for millions of older devices while Apple prepares broader Apple Intelligence upgrades.
Apple is also expected to introduce broader Apple Intelligence upgrades that could bring smarter capabilities to apps across the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
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By keeping the same supported devices as iOS 26, Apple avoids dropping any models from the previous year's lineup.
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