Microsoft is set to drop OneDrive support for iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, which will remove the cloud storage app's compatibility with several older iPhones and one iPad model. The loss of support for iOS 18 will impact the iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max, because these devices can't be updated to iOS 26. Likewise, the seventh-generation iPad will be left behind when Microsoft raises the app's minimum requirement to iPadOS 26. OneDrive 18.12.1 is the final version to support iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, based on release notes for Microsoft's latest TestFlight beta. It's not clear when the change will translate to the public version of OneDrive. That said, Microsoft recently added a notice to its App Store listing saying that support for iOS and iPadOS 18 will be dropped "soon," and recommending that users update to iOS 26 or iOS 27 to continue receiving the latest versions. Existing versions of OneDrive aren't expected to immediately stop working on affected devices, but they won't receive new features, fixes, or other app updates once Microsoft makes the change. Tag: OneDrive This article, " Microsoft OneDrive to Drop Support for These iPhone Models " first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums
Apple has announced that it is now accepting apps that have been updated for the iPhone Duo , though this still means going through mercurial App Store review. Apple is now accepting apps that have been updated for the iPhone Duo. Users will probably have to race to get an iPhone Duo order in when pre-orders start , but developers have a different target date. They are trying to get their apps onto the App Store for October 23, 2026, the day that the iPhone Duo arrives in buyers' hands. Eventually all apps will surely be modified and updated to take advantage of the new iPhone 's folding screen, but there is a benefit to being there first. There may never again be quite as much attention on iPhone Duo apps as there is on day one. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple appears to be rolling out a new logo for Apple Music in its upcoming set of software updates. The logo has been spotted in both macOS 27.2 beta 3 and iOS 27.2 beta 3, and it's identical to the one that Apple used in its Apple Music Hall announcement last month. When Apple used the logo in the venue's press materials and on its new official website , it wasn't clear if this was a one-off branding exclusive to the hall. All the evidence now points to it being the company's official new logo for its music streaming service. iOS 27.2 beta 3 uses the new Apple Music logo https://t.co/Y2OaON5Bg3 — Aaron (@aaronp613) October 5, 2026 The new Apple Music logo is starting to appear in macOS 27.2 beta 3! https://t.co/nWZAW5dobf — ldt (@madeby_ldt) October 5, 2026 Apple's official Apple Music website and web player still show the old logo, but it's just a matter of time before everything is updated. Apple is expected to release the software updates to the public later this month, shortly after the launch of the iPhone Duo, so expect to see the new Apple Music logo everywhere by then. Tag: Apple Music This article, " Apple Music Is Getting a New Logo " first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums