New Interface For Apple Products: Apple Plans For Massive Software Overhaul

Apple plans to unveil a significant overhaul of its operating system later this year, marking what is expected to be the most meaningful update to its Mac and iPhone platforms in years.

The changes are coming as a part of iOS 19 and iPadOS 19—code-named "Luck" and macOS 16, which is dubbed "Cheer."

According to sources, the revamp will fundamentally alter the look of the operating systems, making Apple’s various software platforms more consistent.

When we talk about the changes, the iPhone interface is expected to go through a significant transformation in over a decade, updating the style of icons, menus, apps, windows, and system buttons.

iPadOS 19 will also receive the same extensive visual refresh, aiming to create a unified experience across Apple's ecosystem. Furthermore, to make the transition between devices smoother, the tablet operating system will incorporate design elements that are more compatible with both iOS and macOS.

The Mac platform won't be left behind, with macOS 16 getting its most significant redesign since macOS Big Sur in 2020. According to Gurman, the updated design language across all three platforms will be loosely inspired by VisionOS, the operating system powering Apple's Vision Pro headset.

With the upcoming operating system update and increased emphasis on AI, Apple is prepared to redefine its software environment in 2025, but how users react to these changes remains to be seen.

Thus, with the upcoming operating system update and increased emphasis on AI, Apple is all set to redefine its software environment in 2025. However, how users will react to these transformations remains to be determined.