Recently, a significant leak involving Apple's early - stage iOS 26 prototype software has shed light on the company's upcoming product roadmap. This roadmap spans across multiple product lines, encompassing the iPhone, Mac, and wearable devices.

One of the most eye - catching revelations is the foldable iPhone, which is currently under development and goes by the codename 'V68'. The source of this leak can be traced back to a prototype device that was running an early iteration of iOS, specifically version 23A5234w. The system code within this prototype was packed with a multitude of internal codenames for products that have yet to hit the market.

The individual responsible for the leak is Jon Prosser. He conspired with a former Apple employee to gain access to and subsequently disclose the iOS 26 interface design from the prototype. In response to this breach, Apple has wasted no time in taking legal action. The company has filed a lawsuit against Jon Prosser and his accomplice, alleging that they have misappropriated trade secrets. Apple is not only seeking monetary damages but also an injunction to prevent further dissemination of the leaked information.

This leak has also brought to light details about other unreleased Apple products. For instance, there are new models of the Apple TV, HomePod mini, Studio Display monitor, and iPad in the pipeline. These upcoming devices are expected to be equipped with more powerful chips and boast a range of new functional upgrades, promising an enhanced user experience for Apple's loyal customer base.