Macworld In just a few hours, Apple will take the wraps off the new version of iOS during the WWDC25 keynote, and it won’t just have a new name (iOS 26). It’ll also reportedly introduce a completely new design language that permeates the entire product line and sets the stage for the first truly new iPhone in over a decade.

The next iPhone software is highly anticipated, promising a radically new design and features. Here’s when you can get your hands on it.

Liquid Glass' will introduce glossy, translucent elements across the interface, suggesting a more immersive, fluid experience that Mark Gurman says is designed to echo the 20th anniversary iPhone that it will eventually run on.