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Apple has released new versions of its software platforms, including iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS Tahoe, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS, featuring a new Liquid Glass design, enhanced Apple Intelligence with features like Live Translation and Workout Buddy, and significant updates to apps and user experiences across devices, with a focus on personalization, productivity, and spatial experiences.
Apple's WWDC 2025 showcased major updates across its operating systems, including a unified year-based naming convention (e.g., iOS 26), a more Mac-like iPadOS 26 with improved multitasking, a redesigned watchOS 26 with a 'liquid glass' aesthetic, and visionOS 26 with new gaming and navigation features. The event emphasized platform convergence, new design language, and enhanced user experiences across Apple devices.
Apple's WWDC 2025 showcased major updates including a new Liquid Glass design across its operating systems, the launch of iOS 26, macOS Tahoe, and visionOS 26 with new features like enhanced Spotlight, a new Games app, visual intelligence capabilities, and support for PSVR2 controllers, alongside a focus on power-user features and a redesigned user interface.
Apple announced visionOS 26 at WWDC, introducing new features for Vision Pro including spatial widgets, new Personas with enhanced expressivity, AI-powered spatial scenes, support for immersive content from major cameras, spatial browsing in Safari, PlayStation VR2 controller support, and various new accessories and interface improvements, aiming to expand spatial computing capabilities.
Apple announced visionOS 26 for its Vision Pro headset, introducing features like spatial widgets, support for PSVR2 controllers, eye-based scrolling, improved iPhone interoperability, enhanced Personas, and expanded content sharing, all available for testing through the Apple Developer Program.
Apple has announced visionOS 26 for the Apple Vision Pro, introducing immersive spatial experiences, customizable widgets, enhanced Personas, shared spatial interactions, and new features like Look to Scroll, improved Control Center, and support for multiple languages, aiming to expand the capabilities of spatial computing.