You did not mention whether you can “rewind” if you don’ like the upgrade. In the past, Apple has not allowed a user to backtrack if the new “upgrade”. Has problems. What about this one?
This article is about upgrading your iPhone, not iOS. If you meant iOS instead: Apple generally doesn’t allow downgrades once it stops “signing” the previous version, so rolling back is rarely possible.
I HATE iOS 26.1 !!! I don't want my phone controlled by a computer. Trying to get back to what I started out to do is confusing and troublesome. In addition, resolution on Liquid Glass is awful -- makes icons harder to read. iOS 26.1 is different, maybe OK for "techies" but not better for those of us who aren't.
I hope you get the bugs out so that it doesn’t lock up apps or/and hide icons on the selection screen. I wished I hadn’t downloaded the beta version on my iPad and am reticent to be in any hurry to put it on my iPhone.
Thanks for taking the time to go over the AirPods features. I've been a bit confused since I purchased them and this article truly helped me out. Mac user since 1989
I thought this was generally positive until I read that it wasn't for public release, and only for internal training. That hasn't done much good in the past. The option to choose ChatGPT is a good step, and it would probably be better than Siri as it is now, which is a joke. Instead, the engineers will keep puttering, which might mean the kiss of death. I love Apple, and I've been a keen watcher of Apple since Mac I in 1984, but I wish Steve's ghost could sit on Tim's shoulder.
You did not mention whether you can “rewind” if you don’ like the upgrade. In the past, Apple has not allowed a user to backtrack if the new “upgrade”. Has problems. What about this one?
This article is about upgrading your iPhone, not iOS. If you meant iOS instead: Apple generally doesn’t allow downgrades once it stops “signing” the previous version, so rolling back is rarely possible.
nothing with a CELL/Sat connection
I HATE iOS 26.1 !!! I don't want my phone controlled by a computer. Trying to get back to what I started out to do is confusing and troublesome. In addition, resolution on Liquid Glass is awful -- makes icons harder to read. iOS 26.1 is different, maybe OK for "techies" but not better for those of us who aren't.
I hope you get the bugs out so that it doesn’t lock up apps or/and hide icons on the selection screen. I wished I hadn’t downloaded the beta version on my iPad and am reticent to be in any hurry to put it on my iPhone.
I wonder how it'll work in Europe, where the ID card is the universal verification document??
Thanks for taking the time to go over the AirPods features. I've been a bit confused since I purchased them and this article truly helped me out. Mac user since 1989
I thought this was generally positive until I read that it wasn't for public release, and only for internal training. That hasn't done much good in the past. The option to choose ChatGPT is a good step, and it would probably be better than Siri as it is now, which is a joke. Instead, the engineers will keep puttering, which might mean the kiss of death. I love Apple, and I've been a keen watcher of Apple since Mac I in 1984, but I wish Steve's ghost could sit on Tim's shoulder.