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Apple will open WWDC 2025 on Monday with its annual introductory keynote, where it will demo the tentpole features of its various operating systems. This will be a media event to remember for several reasons.<\/p>\n

First, Apple has to address the Apple Intelligence elephant in the room<\/a>. iOS 18 failed to deliver Apple\u2019s AI promises, with the biggest Apple Intelligence feature still vaporware (for now).<\/p>\n

Second, Apple will introduce a new design language for all its operating systems, which will help unify the software experiences across its products. It\u2019s already very easy to move from an iPhone to an iPad or Mac, but the new visuals should make that experience seamless.<\/p>\n

Finally, this is the year when Apple also changes the naming structure for all its operating systems. There\u2019s no iOS 19. Instead, we\u2019re getting iOS 26<\/a>, a moniker that probably means \u201c2026.\u201d All other operating systems will get the same \u201c26\u201d designator.<\/p>\n

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With all that in mind, iOS 26 will be the most interesting thing coming out of WWDC 2025 for me. I\u2019m a longtime iPhone user, and I\u2019m already looking forward to the iOS 26 beta releases<\/a>. Many iOS 26 design details and features have leaked in the past few months, so I\u2019ll give you a list of my priorities for the upcoming operating system.<\/p>\n

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I won\u2019t make the same mistake as last year. I won\u2019t get excited about big Apple Intelligence features, like a SiriGPT experience<\/a> that could rival ChatGPT. Instead, I\u2019ll take the smaller AI wins that Apple can deliver and wait to be surprised down the road.<\/p>\n

Also, I\u2019ll say that I\u2019m deeply entrenched in Apple\u2019s ecosystem of products. Some of the iOS 26 features below will need other products to work, like the Apple Watch and AirPods.<\/p>\n

iOS Stability<\/h2>\n

I\u2019ve been running iOS betas almost exclusively since Apple<\/a> started making them available. I probably skipped just one release, and it\u2019s been a great ride. Even early developer betas have been better than expected.<\/p>\n

I expect bugs from beta software. But unfortunately, bugs also show up in commercial iOS releases that most people use.<\/p>\n

With iOS 26, Apple is rumored to focus on improving stability. I hope that\u2019s true and iOS will really \u201cjust work.\u201d If that happens, then beta releases should also be smoother.<\/p>\n

New design<\/h2>\n

I can\u2019t say I have issues with the current iOS design. Apple has added lots of customization options in recent years, from the Lock Screen to the Home Screen.\u2028\u2028 But I wouldn\u2019t mind more cohesion between the various operating systems, especially since I\u2019m dreaming of buying Apple foldables down the road. Those devices will need to offer UI experiences that transition between iPhone and iPad or iPad and Mac.<\/p>\n

iOS 26 will start that design revolution. All the operating systems Apple is about to unveil will feature visionOS-inspired design. We expect lots of translucency, more nimble menus that don\u2019t block content from view, and maybe new app icon designs.<\/p>\n

iOS 26 might feel like a fresh start, which every OS needs every few years.<\/p>\n

New camera experience<\/h2>\n
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