#iOS 19
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Apple will debut iOS 19 at the WWDC 2025 in June, with the stable version expected to be released in September 2025. iOS 19 will reportedly involve a major visionOS inspired redesign, overhauled camera app, personalized Siri, an AI Doctor in the Health app, among others. However, reports suggest that iPhones XR, XS, and XS Max won't get the update.
iOS 19 Design Leak Suggests Rounded Icons, Pill-Shaped Tab Bar, and More
Ajaay Srinivasan
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Apple is set to unveil iOS 19 at its WWDC event on June 9, but there are already tons of leaks that speculate what the next version may come with. The latest leak reveals more details about the design changes coming to the OS, with rounded icons, widgets, and a new pill-shaped tab bar that couples as the search bar across apps.
Apple Needs to Be Highly Cautious with Its ‘AI Doctor’ Plan After Apple Intelligence Fiasco
Sakshi Garg
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Apple is reportedly planning to revamp their Health app. Major part of the overhaul will be the addition of an AI Doctor. The update is expected to arrive with iOS 19.4 next Spring. The AI agent will analyze the data the Health app collects from various sources to give you personalized recommendations.
Leaked iOS 19 Images Showing visionOS Like Design Not True: Gurman
Anmol Sachdeva
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Mark Gurman has clarified that leaked iOS 19 images showing a visionOS like design overhaul are not representative of the final design.
Apple Planning visionOS-Inspired Redesign for iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16
Ajaay Srinivasan
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Apple is working on redesigning the look and feel of their operating systems across iPhones, iPads, and Macs. With iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16, the company is planning to change the style of icons, menus, apps, windows and system buttons to closely tie the UI elements with that of its visionOS. If this in indeed true, iOS 19 and iPadOS 19 will be the biggest updates to iPhones and iPads since iOS 7 from 2013.
iOS 19 Leak Suggests iPhone Camera App Could Take Design Cues from visionOS
Ajaay Srinivasan
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Just a couple of months after the iOS 18 public release, Apple appears to be working on the next major update. As per a recent report, the company is set to redesign the Camera app on iOS 19 with minimal controls that doesn't hinder the viewfinder and the overall experience. If this is true, you'll only see two tabs - Photo and Video when you launch the app and subsequent options will pop up when you tap on them.
Kanika Gogia
According to the report, iOS 19 will be compatible with every iPhone capable of running the current iOS 18. That means, iPhone XR, XS, XS Max, and newer models will make it to the list of iOS 19 supported devices. Talking about the iPadOS 19, iPad Mini 5 and newer, iPad 8 and newer, iPad Air 3rd generation and newer, and iPad Pro 2018 and newer will secure spots in the list of compatible devices.