We've had a very important week in terms of iOS 14-related details, Apple's next major update to Apple's due process reach the end of the year. According to the latest data, we will see a new home screen, multitasking redesign, possible changes to Siri words, iMessage upgrades, extended mouse support and notes taken with Apple Pencil.
More news and surely Apple still has many surprises to watch, we'll see if in WWDC 20 it's vulnerable from a coronavirus. However, we do not know anything devices iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 will interact with.
Of course we We don't have access to the first versions of iOS 14 or anything similar, but we can try to find out which devices might be compatible with the internal specifications of the latest devices introduced by Apple.
Which devices can be compatible with iOS and iPadOS 14
Last year Apple dropped one of its most iconic devices on the list: the iPhone 6. Apparently the the limit that Apple has imported with iOS 13 is to allow the update devices to be configured at 2 GB of RAMFor this reason, the iPhone 6 has been left out and the iPhone 6s or SE are still being renewed.
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However, RAM shouldn't be an obstacle again this year, and the reason is a large number of iPhone and iPad with 2 GB of RAM. From the aforementioned iPhone 6s in the first generation Apple Pro. For this reason, it all shows that RAM won't be Iara to rate iOS 14.
Another key factor that may leave the device out of development may be the processor. Still we encounter the same problem. Apparently Surprisingly, the first generation iPad Pro has been left out, keep in mind that it was launched in 2016 and Apple usually offers some years of support. And this has A9X processors, iPhone SEs and 6s with mobile versions of the same processor, the A9, so they should be left out at the same time.
For these reasons, we will find it quite surprising that Apple has left all these devices again IOS 14 and iPadOS 14 will probably be compatible with the same iPhone and iPad as iOS and IPOS 13. Maybe this year, with iOS 15, Apple is leaving out a large number of devices, but this year it seems unlikely.
So, our personal bet is that the following devices will be compatible with iOS and IPOS 14:
IPhone
- IPhone 6s
- IPhone 6s Plus
- IPhone SE
- IPhone 7
- IPhone 7 Plus
- IPhone 8
- IPhone 8 Plus
- IPhone X
- IPhone XR
- IPhone XS
- IPhone XS Max
- IPhone 11
- IPhone 11 Pro
- IPhone 11 Pro Max
IPad
- IPad Mini 4
- IPad Mini 2019
- IPad (2017)
- IPad Air 2
- IPad Air 2019
- 9.7 ″ iPad Pro
- 12.9 ″ iPad Pro (first generation)
- 10.5 ″ iPad Pro
- 12.9 ″ iPad Pro (second generation)
- IPad (2018)
- 11 ″ iPad Pro
- 12.9 ″ iPad Pro (third generation)
iPod
- IPod Touch (7th generation)
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