An early build of iOS 26 leaked, revealing details about over a dozen unreleased Apple products including new Macs, iPads, iPhones, AirTags, Apple Watch models, AR glasses, and other projects, with timelines suggesting upcoming releases through late 2026.
After a year of using the iPhone 15 Pro Max, the author is not interested in upgrading to the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro Max due to personal preferences and minimal perceived benefits, despite rumors of hardware improvements like a larger display, better cameras, and increased RAM. The current device still meets their needs, and they believe the incremental upgrades may not justify a new purchase at this time.
Despite criticisms over product launches and hardware innovation, Tim Cook is expected to remain CEO of Apple due to his significant contributions to the company's growth and the loyalty of the board members, with speculation that he may soon become chairman.
Apple's iOS 26 SDK introduces a change that prevents apps from being scaled or letterboxed on new hardware with different screen sizes, hinting at the possible development of a foldable iPhone with a unique aspect ratio, and emphasizing the need for developers to ensure their apps are adaptable to various screen sizes.
WWDC 2025, scheduled for June 9, is primarily focused on software updates like iOS 26 and macOS 26, with unlikely hardware announcements due to no major new devices being ready. Rumors suggest possible minor updates such as an AirTag 2 or a new Studio Display, but most hardware refreshes are expected in September or later. The event will be streamed on multiple platforms, and surprises are always possible.