Quote:Apple held its WWDC keynote today, and that means it showed off all of the big software updates that are arriving this fall. That includes iOS 14, iPadOS 14, watchOS 7, tvOS 14, and macOS Big Sur. As usual, that means that if you've got an older device, you might be on the chopping block. Let's take it line-by-line.
 
iOS 14
There's good news for iOS users. iOS 14 will support all of the devices supported by iOS 13, probably because the company killed off two generations of products last year. Here's the full list:

• 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 generation)
  
• iPhone SE (2nd generation)
  
• iPod touch (7th generation)
  

iPadOS 14
In the iPadOS department, there's similarly good news, since the company didn't kill off any iPads. This is interesting because Apple only ended support for one generation last year. The A8 processor is still supported on iPads, but not iPhones. Presumably, this is meant to give iPads a more PC-like support lifecycle.

• All iPad Pro models
  
• Fifth-generation iPad and later
  
• iPad Mini 4 and later
  
• iPad Air 2 and later