Some older iPhones, iPads, and one iPod touch model are no longer compatible with the YouTube app.
No surprise – iPhone & iPad anchor Apple’s ecosystem
It's no surprise that the iPhone and iPad now form the backbone of Apple's ecosystem. New data confirms that the Mac, once the company's flagship, continues to play a supporting role for a smaller ...
Apple’s new iPod touch, iPod nano, & iPod shuffle: which one is right for you?
Let's get this out of the way: Buying an iPod nano is almost certainly a bad idea for most consumers. Ignoring the new colors, which ultimately don't matter, Apple hasn't made any changes to the ...
You can no longer use the YouTube app on these iPhone and iPad models
Following its latest update, the YouTube app on iOS no longer supports any iPhones or iPad running iOS 15 or earlier.
Apple’s commitment to supporting older devices goes deeper than you think
It’s long been stated that Apple has had the strongest commitment to supporting its older devices. The latest version of iOS supports devices as far back as 2018’s iPhone XS and XR, which are coming ...
Report: Apple will jump straight to “iOS 26” in shift to year-based version numbers
At its Worldwide Developers Conference next month, Apple reportedly plans to shift toward version numbers based on years rather than the current numbering system. This is intended to unify the company ...
Rumor Replay: iOS 26, Apple Glasses, HomePad launch, more
This is Rumor Replay, a weekly column at 9to5Mac offering a quick rundown of the most recent Apple product rumors, with analysis and commentary. Today: surprise Apple Glasses launch timing, iOS 26, ...