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As the WWDC approaches in less than a week, Apple stands on the cusp of revealing details about the forthcoming generation of macOS. Rumors abound that the system may forgo the traditional macOS 16 moniker in favor of macOS Tahoe. This year, Apple intends to introduce a new naming convention for its operating system updates, signaling a shift in strategy. Currently, macOS 15 is the latest iteration. This naming alteration underscores Apple's ambition to foster a more cohesive design language across various device operating systems, minimizing confusion among users and developers when identifying system versions. The new naming scheme will be anchored by the year of release; hence, the upcoming system will be dubbed macOS 26 rather than macOS 16. The official announcement of this change is anticipated at the WWDC on June 9.
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