Apple Introduces iOS 26 and macOS 26 in Operating System Renaming

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Apple made a significant announcement at WWDC 2025 regarding the naming of its operating systems. Instead of using traditional names like iOS 19 and macOS 19, the company will now incorporate the year into the name. This means that all operating systems will be referred to as iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26, tvOS 26, watchOS 26, and visionOS 26.

New Naming System for Clarity and Consistency

This new naming convention aims to provide clarity and consistency across all platforms. By aligning with competitors like Samsung and Microsoft, Apple intends to simplify the naming process and make it easier for users to identify the latest updates.

Redesign Featuring “Liquid Glass”

Alongside the naming changes, Apple also unveiled a complete design overhaul at WWDC, introducing a new look called “Liquid Glass” with a transparent interface. This redesign is the most significant since iOS 7 and represents a fresh approach to the visual appearance of Apple’s operating systems.

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