不是 iOS 19？據傳 Apple 改以年份命名，變 iOS 26、macOS 26 等
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每年一度的 Apple 全球開發者大會 WWDC 2026 即將在 6 月 10 日舉行，大家都預測 Apple 將會對旗下一系列的軟件系統進行版號的更新，不過目前 iOS、macOS、watchOS、visionOS 的迭代各有不同，感覺好像有點混淆？根據 Bloomberg 報導，Apple 正計劃進行重大命名變革，參照車廠以採用「年份制」的方式，來統一其軟件平台的命名，從而提升品牌一致性，並減少用戶及開發者的混淆。
以下是即將改名的 Apple 軟件版本：
iOS 26（取代 iOS 19）
macOS 26（取代 macOS 16）
iPadOS 26（取代 iPadOS 19）
watchOS 26（取代 watchOS 12）
tvOS 26（取代 tvOS 19）
visionOS 26（取代 visionOS 3）
所以 iOS 18 的下一版本就可能直接叫 iOS 26，不要以為中間隔了 8 個世代，visionOS 也不是眨眼過了 23 年。伴隨著版本號命名系統的更新，據指 Apple 也將會大幅改變軟件系統的設計風格，可說是 Apple 在視覺語言上的大變身！
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