iOS 14 is the next version of the operating system for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, and I know that many of you are eagerly waiting for it to solve the many problems that iOS 13 has. Today there is also news for iOS 14 that no one knows about it was expected, and this is because it seems that we will have extended iPhone and iPod Touch compatibility, compared to what many of those waiting for the launch thought they would receive.
iOS 14, according to new information, it will be compatible with the same iPhones, iPod Touches that can also run iOS 13, although many people expected Apple to restrict compatibility. This means that from the iPhone SE to the iPhone 11 Pro Max, all iPhones will be able to install iOS 14, and the iPod Touch 7 will be compatible with the new version, which will not force people to give up some of their old phones, which still they are good to use.
iOS 14: The HUGE News That No Apple Customer HOPED For
iOS 14 it will have compatibility for all iPhone and iPod Touch models that are now on the market, but in the case of iPadOS 14 things will be different in 2020. It seems that Apple will not offer iPadOS 14 on iPad Mini 4 and iPad Air 2, launched in 2015 and 2014, and this is quite normal because both products are old, have A8 chips, which cannot properly run a complex operating system, such as iOS 14 this year.
iOS 14 it will maintain compatibility with a wide range of iPhones because Apple doesn't want to force customers to buy the new models, but does it by spoiling the user experience. The good part is that iOS 14 will also remain functional on the iPhone SE, the last Apple phone that has a 4-inch diagonal screen, so all those who have not made the transition to larger screens will be able to enjoy another year of new features offered by those from Apple.
iOS 14 will be presented by the Apple company at the beginning of June during WWDC 2020, and the release in the final version should take place sometime in September, probably between 15-20.
