iOS 26, iPados 26, macOS 26 Tahoe and other updates of the Apple operating system launched on September 15

Cupertino, California – If you buy one of the new iPhones or the other equipment that Apple has announced today, your new devices will be shipped with the latest updates of the Apple operating system already installed. But if you are not trying to spend a lot of money for the most recent and the largest of Apple, the new updates will land on the other Apple devices on September 15.

Apple moves to a numbering system based on the year from this year, wiping the previous entry bag for all on site version. No corner of the Apple ecosystem will intact: we get iOS 26, iPados 26, macOS 26 Tahoe, Watchos 26, Tvos 26, Visionos 26 and even version 26 of all that Apple calls HomePod software these days, the same day.

The headliner of all updates is the new revision of the Apple “liquid glass” user interface, which adds transparency and transluid inspired by glass and inflatable animations in all Apple software. Partly inspired by the way in which the user interface elements in Visionos float above your real environment, Liquid Glass is the most complete user interface overhaul from the release of iOS 7 in 2013.