The next big change coming to your iPhone is iOS 14.5, and it should be the last major iterative update to Apple's smartphone software before iOS 15 arrives later this year. Apple has yet to set an exact release date for iOS 14.5, but it could land tomorrow (April 20) at the company's big Apple event, where we expect to see the new 2021 iPad Pro, iPad Mini 6, and more. Why do we think this can happen? There hasn't been any specific leak about this, but it would match up with what Apple has done in the past, and we've seen a variety of beta versions of the software over the past few days. Apple has already done the same. The company released iOS 12.2 at its spring 2019 event, along with products like the iPad Air 2019 and iPad Mini 5. The company didn't host an event in March 2020, so it didn't get a chance to do the same last year. last year. Apple's next event (April 20) is coming up, so we might see the company doing the same for iOS 14.5. This is not the only clue that it could happen tomorrow. Apple also updates a variety of old apps with new signing certificates, a process the company must go through before releasing new software. Apple also revealed the eighth iOS 14.5 developer beta last week, also suggesting that the company is close to revealing the final software. We may not see it land on iPhones immediately after the event, but we'll likely get an update directly from Apple when you can expect the next software to hit your phone. Why should you get excited about iOS 14.5? This will give Siri a better understanding of your music players, bring controller support for PS5 and Xbox Series X controllers, and includes a variety of other updates that you can read about here.