Why is it called iOS 26? What happened to iOS 19 for iPhone

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By Benjamin MayoJun 10, 2025, 7:35 am147 pts
So, Apple just held its annual WWDC conference where it announces all the new software for the next year. And the company proudly announced the next version of iOS for the iPhone, iOS 26. If you have an iPhone model newer than the XS, you will be able to update to iOS 26 for free later this year. But the…

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