iOS 7 Public Release Date Set for September 18

Gary Ng
13 years ago

Apple has just announced at its iPhone event in Cupertino iOS 7 will be released for the general public on Wednesday, September 18. It will be available for free for the following devices:

  • iPhone 4 or later
  • iPad 2 or later
  • iPad mini
  • 5th gen iPod touch

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Samsung
Samsung
13 years ago

All iOS versions are free, isn’t it?

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Matt
Matt
Reply to  Samsung
13 years ago

Yes, for those iOS devices that are eligible for the upgrade

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Gary
Gary
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13 years ago

yup

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wuju
wuju
Reply to  Gary
13 years ago

but does it include the free iWorks, iMovies on the iPhone 5? Or only for the 5S, and 5C.

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Chrome262
Chrome262
Reply to  wuju
13 years ago

I think for any NEW iDevice. so iPod and iPad included. But I guess we will know for sure on the 18th

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Bb
Bb
13 years ago

Isn’t sept 18 a Wednesday?

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