Among the main innovations in iOS 14: redesigned some elements and customizable widgets. The Smart Button feature will automatically collect widgets for the applications you use most and display them on the screen depending on the time of day. Also, the call interface will no longer occupy the entire screen, and the new library will automatically divide your applications into categories.

All smartphones currently running iOS 13 will be able to upgrade to iOS 14. Among them:

• iPhone 11;
• iPhone 11 Pro;
• iPhone 11 Pro Max;
• iPhone XS;
• iPhone XS Max;
• iPhone XR;
• iPhone X;
• iPhone 8;
• iPhone 8 Plus;
• iPhone 7;
• iPhone 7 Plus;
• iPhone 6s;
• iPhone 6s Plus;
• iPhone SE (1st and 2nd generation)
• iPod Touch (7th generation).In turn, iPadOS 14 will include the main features of iOS 14 and some improvements, such as a sidebar to applications.

  The following iPads will update to iPadOS 14:

  • 12.9-inch iPad Pro (1st through 4th generation);
  • 11-inch iPad Pro (1st through 4th generation);
  • 10.5-inch iPad Pro
  • 9.7-inch iPad Pro
  • iPad (5th to 7th generation)
  • iPad mini (5th generation)
  • iPad mini 4
  • iPad Air (3rd generation)
  • iPad Air 2.With watchOS 7, the situation is more interesting. Apple again paid close attention to widgets and personalization, but in addition, the new operating system has support for cycling routes on the map, tracks various sports activities, and makes translations from one language to another without connecting to a smartphone via Siri. However, the most important features for you may be tracking your handwashing, listening time to music with headphones based on WHO guidelines, and other health-related features.

    Not all Apple smartwatches will update to watchOS 7, but only:

    • Apple Watch Series 3;
    • Apple Watch Series 4;
    • Apple Watch Series 5.