According to reports, Apple is set to roll out a highly anticipated operating system upgrade within the year, bringing a comprehensive overhaul to the user interface for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Citing sources from Bloomberg, the update will unify the software aesthetics across platforms, including the design of icons, menus, and system buttons, drawing inspiration from the Vision Pro software. It is expected to make its debut at the Worldwide Developers Conference.
This upgrade will include iOS 19, iPadOS 19 (codenamed Luck), and macOS 16 (codenamed Cheer), bringing a fresh visual experience to Apple users. According to sources, the new interface will simplify navigation and operational processes, with a redesign of icons that will breathe new life into the overall look. For Mac users, this update is the biggest innovation since the 2020 Big Sur, while for iPhone users, it marks the most significant update since iOS 7 in 2013. Additionally, there are reports that Apple may introduce more advanced AI features, such as enhancing the Siri voice assistant to improve user interaction.
This move is seen within the industry as a strategy for Apple to counter the sluggish market. According to Apple Insider, the company hopes that the launch of a new interface will stimulate consumer demand for upgrades, especially as hardware innovation slows down and software experience becomes a crucial competitive factor. Upgrades are expected to roll out in the second half of 2025, aligned with the release of new devices. Industry experts analyze that if Apple can successfully integrate Vision Pro technology, it may further strengthen its advantage in the ecosystem. However, whether it can meet the expectations of a broad user base will be revealed at the conference.
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