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After months of rumors, we now know what iOS 18 is going to bring to our iPhones when the full software release comes out later this year, and the short answer is: quite a lot. Between new features like a reworked Photos app, more customizable Home Screen, Lock Screen and Control Center interfaces and improved privacy options, new interactivity options with macOS Sequoia and a whole boatload of AI via Apple Intelligence, there's plenty to check out.

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