MacOS is the only one of Apple's operating systems to have had its branding changed before. Apple released Mac OS X 10.0 in 2001, and gave the versions that followed both numbers and names that initially were big cats and then changed to California regions and landmarks.

Finally, the Camera app is expected to get a major redesign. The update is also reportedly inspired by the look and feel of visionOS, which means we could see a more fluid interface with smoother transitions and a cleaner layout. The redesign is expected to bring simplified controls, improved organization and easier access to settings.

Apple is planning a significant change to how it names its operating systems, moving from sequential version numbers to a year-based numbering system that aligns all platforms under a unified naming scheme,

Apple will name its next OS “iOS 26,” aligning version numbers with the year, as well as a new design overhaul for its vision OS.

In a major shift, Apple is reportedly planning to rename all its operating systems using year-based version numbers, according to Bloomberg. Rather than simply updating the version numerically, the tech giant is expected to align its software updates with years, similar to how car models are released.

Apple's Vision Pro has been met with skepticism and, in some cases, outright dismissal. With limited sales, a price tag starting at $3,499, and a bulky

U2's Bono has confirmed in an interview that Apple is working on making the controversial Vision Pro headset more affordable.