iOS 15 Not Coming To iPhone 6S And 6S Plus

Last week, Apple officially announced that it will formally hold the WWDC21 Global Developers Conference on June 7, (next Tuesday). This conference will officially bring forward the outlook of new systems such as iOS 15, iPad OS 15, and macOS 12. Among them, the most anticipated iOS 15 system is the largest number of users.

Previously, the list of compatible models for iOS 15 was exposed, including all iPhone 12 series, iPhone 11 series, iPhone XS series iPhone 11, iPhone XR, iPhone X, iPhone 8 series, iPhone 7 series, And the 2020 iPhone SE 2 model.

The iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, and iPhone SE (first generation) previously known as the first generation of magic devices will be completely abandoned.

According to previous news, iOS 15 may bring many changes in appearance, including a more concise desktop, and desktop icons will also usher in changes. It is reported that Apple will redesign the icon into a “semi-materialized” style. The whole is between mimicry and flattening, which may be called “mimicking.”

In addition, iOS 15 is also expected to be added to the screen display function that has been used for many years on the Android side. It is reported that Apple may only adapt this function to the iPhone 12/13 series, but in theory, as long as the models equipped with OLED screens can achieve this feature will be officially announced by Apple at the press conference.

It is worth mentioning that although the main event of the WWDC conference has always been system updates, in recent years Apple has also launched a new generation of hardware products at the conference. According to the currently known information, the iPad mini, AirPods 3, and new MacBook Pro 14/16 have hope to debut.