We're not going to get a first look at iOS 19 until the June Worldwide Developers Conference, but as work picks up on the operating system

Based on reports, iOS 19 could be taking its cues from visionOS, the software that powers Apple's Vision Pro headset. And as Gurman noted, those changes are also coming to iPads and Macs to deliver a more unified experience across Apple's different hardware offerings.

The iPhone, iPad and Mac are going to look radically different when Apple reveals new interfaces for its products, a detailed report says.

The last time Apple completely overhauled the iPhone's operating system was with iOS 7 in 2013. It appears as though 12 years has been long enough. Apple is reportedly preparing a major visual overhaul for iPhones with iOS 19, as well as big changes for iPads and Macs with new operating systems of their own.

Apple is rumored to be overhauling the design of iOS 19 and macOS 16, and based on what's happened before, the changes will polarize users before ultimately becoming accepted.

OS 18 was one of the most ambitious updates in recent years, introducing Apple Intelligence alongside a host of customisation features. Users gained the ability to rearrange apps and widgets on the home screen,