There are many experiences from Apple that changed throughout the years, but while its operating systems remained the same, there is now a report that suggests that this would no longer be the case.

Macworld Last year was a significant one for Apple’s operating systems. Across the board, from the iPhone and iPad to the Mac ...

Apple could make a big change to the way it numbers its operating systems, with a year-based system renaming iOS 19 as iOS 26, and macOS in the same way. Apple's numbering system is fairly ...

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) is reportedly preparing a rebrand of its software platforms by introducing a year-based naming system. What Happened: At its Worldwide Developers Conference on June 9, Apple ...

Apple will host its annual developers conference on Monday, but WWDC 2025 will be unlike the event in recent years. All of Apple's operating systems are getting a big redesign this year. iOS 26, ...

Apple will rename all of its operating systems in major rebranding to accompany this year’s big revamps, reports Bloomberg. This year we won’t be getting macOS 16, iOS 19, iPadOS 19, tvOS 19, watchOS ...

The rumors were true: Apple is skipping past iOS 19 and going right to iOS 26 — and it's bringing some pretty cool new features with it. For starters, the iPhone is finally getting a fresh home and ...

The wait for accessing all the new Apple iOS 26 features is still a couple months away. However, you can now download and install the public beta if you're itching to see what's coming this fall.

The new Liquid Glass interface design, updated capabilities for all the operating systems -- iOS, MacOS Tahoe, iPadOS, WatchOS and more -- are among the highlights at Apple's annual developers ...

The design of Apple's next iPhone software update isn't the only big change in store. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, iOS 26 will be the next version of iOS as Apple begins identifying software ...

Apple dived headfirst into the AI pool during last year’s Worldwide Developers Conference, announcing ambitious plans for its so-called “Apple Intelligence” initiative built around a revamped Siri.