During WWDC21, Apple announced iOS 15 and released a public beta. It featured redesigns, Notification Summary, Focus, Live Text, and more. The compatibility list is the same as the previous one, meaning if you have iOS 14, your phone can handle the new iOS 15.
Because the iPhone XS and newer phones have at least a A12 Bionic chipset, they have access to a lot of features that iPhone 6s, iPhone 7, iPhone 8, and iPhone X will not get.
Since the iPhone 6s and iPhone 7 don’t have the proper sensors for it, iOS 15’s Walking Steadiness feature won’t be available for them. This feature uses motion sensors to assess your balance and stability. Furthermore, the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus models won’t dynamically track your head while you use your AirPods.
These phones all have at least an A12 Bionic chipset and will get nearly all of the iOS 15 features.
The only exception would be for enhanced 5G connectivity, which will only be available for the iPhone 12 series. This feature will use 5G to speed up your iCloud backups, your Photos syncs, and other miscellaneous video streaming services.
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