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possible new features, compatible iPhones and launch

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The next iPhone operating system will be iOS 19 and will be released at the end of 2025

We review everything you need to know about iOS 19, the next iPhone operating system

Although iOS 18 is still a very young operating system, the next big update is already in the works. iOS 19 will be released at the end of 2025 and we're going to review everything we already know about the upcoming iPhone operating system. An update that can be really important for the future of Apple, with even greater Apple Intelligence and with new functions that we can't wait to try.

Possible new features of iOS 19

There's still a long way to go before we see iOS 19 in action, so We still don't know much about the next iPhone operating system. In recent years, few features have been leaked, so it seems Apple is managing to keep its software a secret. However, some things have already been rumored.

New Siri

This is one of the few things we know about iOS 19. It appears that Apple is developing a new Siri to no longer rely on ChatGPT, based on extended language models, LLM. This is said to be one of the biggest updates to Siri ever.

In iOS 18, Siri has taken a step forward, being able to understand you better, thanks to Apple Intelligence and integration with ChatGPT. However, this new Siri can be even better like our virtual assistant in iOS 19.

Siri

Siri will continue to improve in iOS 19

Delayed news

We don't have much more news regarding iOS 19, although we do know that some new features in the new iPhone operating system will be delayed. So it's possible that many of the new features shown will take some time to arrive.

I'm told there are a slew of features planned for iOS 19, beyond the new Siri, that have already been delayed until spring 2026, when iOS 19.4 is released.

When is iOS 19 available?

This is something we can be very clear about. Contrary to rumors about possible news, Apple is usually pretty strict with dates. And we know that new versions of iOS are always presented at WWDC, Apple's developers conference which is held every year at the beginning of June.

WWDC 2024 was held in the second week of June, so it is expected that in 2025 Apple will repeat its strategy. We therefore hope that WWDC 2025 will be held during first or second week of June 2025.

Which iPhone will be compatible with iOS 19

This is not an easy question to answer, because Apple usually surprises us by updating very old models. Last year, everyone expected iOS 18 to stop supporting iPhones released in 2018, but the company gave them another year of support. We therefore hope that it is precisely these three iPhone models which will no longer be compatible. The list could be as follows:

  • iPhone11
  • iPhone 11 Pro
  • iPhone 11 Pro Max
  • iPhone SE2 (2020)
  • iPhone12
  • iPhone 12 mini
  • iPhone 12 Pro
  • iPhone 12 Pro Max
  • iPhone13
  • iPhone 13 mini
  • iPhone 13 Pro
  • iPhone 13 Pro Max
  • iPhone SE3 (2022)
  • iPhone14
  • iPhone 14 Plus
  • iPhone 14 Pro
  • iPhone 14 Pro Max
  • iPhone15
  • iPhone 15 Plus
  • iPhone 15 Pro
  • iPhone 15 Pro Max
  • iPhone16
  • iPhone 16 Plus
  • iPhone 16 Pro
  • iPhone 16 Pro Max
  • iPhone SE4 (2025)

Therefore, the iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max would not be compatible with iOS 19. Although we will have to wait for the official announcement to confirm it, it is something that seems quite logical after 7 years of updating.

When will iOS 19 be released

As we mentioned before, Apple generally adheres to a strict schedule. The operating systems are demonstrated at WWDC in June and are released to the market in September, with a few exceptions. SO, iOS 19 is expected to reach all users in mid-September 2025. This will be the time when anyone with a compatible iPhone will be able to officially install it.

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