Apple's iOS 18.5, released for the iPhone 13 series, allows users to access satellite networks provided by carriers, notably T-Mobile's Startlink service, for messaging when terrestrial networks are down. iPhone 13 models can utilize this feature, although the Emergency SOS satellite service remains exclusive to iPhone 14 models. The update also enhances usability in the Mail app and introduces new Pride-themed wallpapers and watch faces. Additional features include alerts for parents regarding Screen Time passcode usage and the ability to purchase media in the Apple TV app on third-party devices.
iPhone 13 models now support satellite services from carriers, allowing users to send texts when terrestrial access is unavailable, particularly with T-Mobile's Startlink.
Alongside satellite support, iOS 18.5 introduces user-friendly updates to email management and new Pride-themed wallpapers for iPhone and Apple Watch.
Parents can now receive alerts for passcode use under the Screen Time feature, enhancing monitoring capabilities on their child's iPhone.
The update additionally allows iPhone users to purchase shows and movies in the Apple TV app on compatible third-party devices.
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