According to Mark Gurman, this will be the biggest update since iOS 7 in 2013, and since macOS Big Sur in 2020.
🔎 The design of the systems will be based on the visionOS style. The iOS/iPadOS 19 (codenamed “Luck”) and macOS 16 (“Cheer”) systems will be fundamentally changed externally, including updates to the style of icons, menus, apps, windows, and system buttons. As part of the process of working on the updates, the company is working to simplify how the user navigated and controlled their device.
📆 The updates are expected to headline the upcoming WWDC25 conference, which will be announced very soon. A key goal of the redesign is to make Apple's systems more similar and consistent. The update is a top priority for the software development and UI/UX team, which is led by Alan Dye, who previously held stints at fashion brands and came to the company over a decade under Jony Ive's wing.
Tut-tut... say those just getting to grips with the updated Photos app.
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