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If you’re tired of dealing with bugs in iOS 18.4 or simply eager for any sort of upgrade, Apple is already prepping its next release: iOS 18.5. But don’t expect fireworks—this one’s more about maintenance than new features. If Apple sticks to its usual release pattern, iOS 18.5 should land by mid-May. It’s shaping up to be one of the smallest updates in the iOS 18 cycle, with no major new features planned. That’s likely because Apple is shifting its focus to the big reveal of iOS 19 at WWDC in June. Here are a few changes and fixes that are expected to arrive in iOS 18.5: Mail tweak: First spotted in iOS 18.5 beta 1, Apple is finally giving users a toggle to control Contact Photos in the Mail app. It’s a small but overdue fix for those who found the feature more distracting than helpful. AppleCare info: A subtle update in the Settings app adds a new AppleCare banner, complete with a logo and clearer details about your device’s coverage. Pride wallpaper: Beta 2 includes code hinting at new Pride-themed wallpapers, though they haven’t been enabled for testing yet. When to expect iOS 18.5 All signs point to a release during the week of May 12. As recalled by MacRumors, here’s when Apple launched previous x.5 updates: iOS 17.5 – May 13 iOS 16.5 – May 18 iOS 15.5 – May 16 iOS 14.5 – April 26 iOS 13.5 – May 20 As you can see, these mid-cycle updates tend to be light on features, and iOS 18.5 appears no different. While Apple may roll out iOS 18.6 or even 18.7 later this year, expect only incremental changes focused on security and stability. Curious about what’s next? Check out the rumored features coming with iOS 19 below. Don't Miss: iOS 19: Rumors, features, release date, supported devices, more The post iOS 18.5 release date: When to expect Apple’s next iPhone update appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $299 Apple Watch Series 10, $349 Vitamix blender, Sony headphones, $18 cabinet lighting, more Today’s deals: $320 iPad 11, $328 Sonos Move portable speaker, $90 Ninja blender, $400 off Freo Z Ultra, more Today’s deals: $349 MacBook Air, $60 Waterpik, $120 off Bose QC headphones, 20% off Anker sleep buds, more Today’s deals: $739 Apple Watch Ultra 2, 20% off LG OLED TVs, $160 Ninja Crispi air fryer & microwave, more

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