Apple has changed the numbering system for its operating systems: the name now includes the year of active use rather than the version number. That’s why iOS 18 has been replaced by iOS 26. Apple’s other operating systems (iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS) follow the same numbering scheme.
Apple's Vice President of Interface Design, Alan Dai, called Liquid Glass the most significant update to Apple's software design.
Early testers are up in arms over the redesign, poor readability, and sluggish performance of the new iOS.
Here's what they say:
I can't see a damn thing.
Steve Jobs would have fired everyone.
Apple has kept its promise to maintain its DEI quotas for 2025. They have hired designers who are completely blind.
Apple has lost what makes it special—its attention to detail. Where are the rounded corners? Where's the consistency? What kind of crap is this?
iOS 26 Turns the iPhone into a Brick — The Update Turned Out to Be the Buggiest in the Last 12 Years
What You Need to Know:
— Battery is falling at breakneck speed, and iPhones get really hot;
— Owners of the iPhone 12 and other older models complain about major lag and problems with the operating system;
— Banking apps are useless for now;
— The stock keyboard is slow;
— The update check freezes;
— The operating system hasn't been fully translated into Russian.
We're waiting for the release version, and then we'll update.
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