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Here are all the iOS 26 rumors that came true at WWDC | TechCrunch

TechCrunch · 2m ago

Ahead of Apple’s announcement of iOS 26 at WWDC 2025, several rumors circulated, including a rebranding of its operating systems to reflect the release year. Key highlights that were confirmed include a major design overhaul inspired by Apple’s Vision Pro headset, a new gaming app integrating Apple Arcade, and a virtual health coach called Workout Buddy. Additionally, iOS 26 introduces AI translation in Messages, while veterans like Siri and rumored features like reverse wireless charging were absent.

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Apple announced that over 82% of compatible iPhones are running iOS 18, up from 68% in January. The operating system, unveiled last June, supports iPhone XR/XS and newer models. Additionally, 71% of eligible iPads now run iPadOS 18. Among iPhones released in the past four years, 88% have adopted iOS 18. Apple's next iOS version, potentially named "iOS 26," is expected to be revealed at WWDC 2025.

iOS 19: All the rumored changes Apple could be bringing to its new operating system | TechCrunch

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Apple is set to unveil iOS 19, rumored to be renamed iOS 26, at WWDC 2025. Anticipated changes include a significant design overhaul inspired by Apple's Vision Pro headset, featuring translucent panels and circular app icons. New features might include a dedicated gaming app integrating Apple Arcade and a virtual health coach offering personalized advice. Enhanced battery management and possible reverse wireless charging are also speculated, while improvements to existing Apple Intelligence features are expected.

iOS 26 beta 3 dials back Liquid Glass | TechCrunch

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iOS 26 beta 3 dials back Liquid Glass | TechCrunch

Apple has toned down the Liquid Glass design in the latest iOS 26 beta 3 update following user feedback about readability issues. Introduced at WWDC 2025, Liquid Glass was designed to mimic real glass's light-refracting qualities. The new update addresses transparency issues, particularly in Notifications and Apple Music app's navigation, enhancing contrast and usability. While some users now find the design too simplified, the beta phase allows for continued adjustments before the public release.

WWDC 2025: What to expect from this year's conference | TechCrunch

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WWDC 2025: What to expect from this year's conference | TechCrunch

WWDC 2025 will likely focus on major software updates and design overhauls, including a significant redesign of iOS. Apple could shift to a year-based naming system for operating systems, introducing iOS 26 alongside other updates. Despite being behind in AI, Apple may share AI advancements and integrate AI into apps like Health and Messages. Other developments may include a new gaming app, AirPods features, and an Apple Pencil update, but hardware announcements seem unlikely.

WWDC 2025: Everything that Apple 'Sherlocked' this time | TechCrunch

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WWDC 2025: Everything that Apple 'Sherlocked' this time | TechCrunch

At WWDC 2025, Apple unveiled several updates across its operating systems, "Sherlocking" functionalities of existing third-party apps. Key features include a revamped Spotlight for macOS reminiscent of Raycast and Launchbar, flight tracking through Live Activities similar to Flighty, AI integration in XCode comparable to Alex for Xcode, podcast recording on iPad akin to Riverside, and call screening with iOS 26 likening Robokiller and Truecaller. Apple's approach often makes users aware of such capabilities, benefiting customized third-party apps.

The App Store's new AI-generated tags are live in the beta | TechCrunch

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The App Store's new AI-generated tags are live in the beta | TechCrunch

Apple is testing new AI-generated tags in iOS 26 developer beta to enhance App Store discoverability. These tags analyze app metadata like screenshots, descriptions, and category info to improve app categorization without keywords. Introduced at Apple's WWDC 25, the AI technique supplants OCR, ensuring relevant app associations. Developers can manage these AI-generated tags, subject to human approval, for optimized search rankings, although they remain unavailable on the public App Store version.

All of the new features coming to Apple's iOS apps | TechCrunch

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All of the new features coming to Apple's iOS apps | TechCrunch

At WWDC 2025, Apple announced new features for iOS 26, set for release this fall. Key updates include Call Screening to filter unknown calls, improved group chat features with polls, and Live Translation in Messages and FaceTime for real-time language translation. Apple Music adds Lyrics Translation, while Maps introduces features for easier navigation and recalling visited places. Wallet will support a Digital ID and real-time flight updates. Other enhancements cover Photos, Camera, and Podcasts.

Apple is reportedly going to rename all of its operating systems

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The Verge · 2m ago

Apple is reportedly going to rename all of its operating systems

Apple plans to rename its operating systems to align with years instead of just version numbers, reports Bloomberg. The new naming conventions will label updates a year ahead, similar to car models. The upcoming updates, such as iOS 26, macOS 26, and others, will mirror this change. This adjustment aims for naming consistency across Apple’s line-up. The change will be officially announced at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on June 9th.

Apple's Liquid Glass interface improves with release of iOS 26 Beta 2 | TechCrunch

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Apple's Liquid Glass interface improves with release of iOS 26 Beta 2 | TechCrunch

Apple's iOS 26 Beta 2, released recently, addresses issues with its new Liquid Glass interface, initially criticized for readability flaws in the Control Center and notifications. The updated beta improves background blur, enhancing visibility of Control Center elements. While further adjustments are anticipated before iOS 26's public launch this fall, Apple is actively responding to feedback. The release also adds features like an App Store Accessibility section, iCloud sync for the Journaling app, and more functional enhancements.

Apple unveils iOS 26: Which iPhones are eligible for new features?

Economic Times

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Apple unveils iOS 26: Which iPhones are eligible for new features?

Apple unveiled iOS 26 at its worldwide developer conference, introducing a new design, AI features, and app enhancements. The update will be free for iPhone 11 and newer models, with some features exclusive to iPhone 15 Pro, Pro Max, and iPhone 16. At WWDC 2025, Apple also announced the integration of Apple Intelligence across devices and apps, new Liquid Glass technology, and ChatGPT support. Despite these updates, Apple's shares declined by 2% as investors were not impressed.

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