Apple has just launched the official iteration of iOS 26.6.2, primarily tackling a bug that previously hindered software updates from being downloaded over cellular networks. Presently, the iOS 26 system is in its maintenance phase, with Apple's development efforts now pivoting towards iOS 27. Apple is set to host its autumn new product launch event at 1 a.m. on September 10, during which it is anticipated to introduce the iPhone 18 Pro series along with its inaugural foldable iPhone. Typically, following such events, Apple releases the iOS 27 RC (Release Candidate) version, with the official version becoming available roughly a week thereafter. The iOS 27 system will support the iPhone SE (from the second generation onwards), the iPhone 11 series, and all subsequent models. Noteworthy enhancements encompass the next-generation Apple Intelligence and a completely revamped Siri AI. Nevertheless, users in China will be temporarily unable to access these AI functionalities, underscoring the importance of staying tuned for updates on the Chinese version's progress and details pertaining to the launch event.