Change can be scary – especially when it turns into something that you trust every day. So I am guessing that Apple, which will announce the upcoming iOS report next week in the WWDC 2025, is expected in some circles like a dentist’s journey.
I mean, I’m definitely afraid of what is going to happen to the interface in iOS 19 (or iOS 26, who is doing rumors). And the natural inclination of distrust changes only when you hear phrases like “the largest iOS update in a decade”.
Certainly here and there are reconciliation, but the iPhone interface looks like we now have the same as we are using from the iOS7. It has peace, and the idea that it is about to change later this year.
This does not help that it is really difficult to evaluate interface updates unless you can find them personally. We can talk about rumor changes that are going to be implemented in Apple iOS 19 and other software updates are being previewed in the WWDC, but unless we are really using ourselves updates, who knows how smooth the transition will be.
We will not be fully clear that Apple on June 9 as part of the WWDC 2025 key note, iOS 19/iOS 26 previews have not continued until this time. But I’m spending some time to review some leaks and rumors about the proposed changes. And I’m very worried about the possibility of interface update as a result. Why is it here
iOS 19 interface update: What to expect here
Possible iOS 19 changes look at our best from page -tech videos posted by the Madness Processor, though not everyone is sure that some of these screens reflect the final plans for Apple’s own iPhone software. Still, a iOS 19 Preview Video Posted almost a month ago, it looks like the latest information about Apple’s plans, at least as the processor has stated.

Watching the video, some things stand, start with rounds – though not circular at all – the icons on the home screen. Posted designs have many visual elements round, especially slider in the widget and control center. When you interact with the interface, the dynamic images get a refresh-the processor describes them as more fluids and bunsi-and the lock screen shortcuts are shiny like glasses for some elements.
To me, the most notable iOS 19 interface changes are the Parbassy menu that pops up on the domestic screen when you put and press on an icon. Do this in iOS 18, and you will see the same popup menu, but it is clearly more confusing. And you will find many elements at the bottom of your iPhone screen, such as search bars and a new shape dock that will be part of the built -in iPhone apps.
All of this will be very familiar if you have ever been strapped to Apple Vision Pro, as interface changes are affected by the vision. This is Apple’s local computing headset platform. I have no one to go with the vision pro, but my colleague Mark Sponier has. And the Apple Vision Pro review notes many visual elements, such as Parbasi Panels and Smooth menos, like they are coming to the iPhone with a new iOS updates.
If you are in a vision pro -free boot like me, I would suggest reading it Post macrover on the vision elements that are likely to go to the iPhone. This helps to explain how Parbasses work more on menus, floating navigation bars and headsets and how they can translate into a different device like iPhone.
After reviewing all this and looking closely at some of the IOS -19 design makeup, I am very nervous about what Apple will show in the WWDC 2025. In fact, in danger of being very wrong in the public, I am not ready to think that the IOS 19 re -design is not such a big deal. And I mean well.
I learned to quit worrying about iOS 19
When I say that iOS 19 interface updates will not be a big deal, I’m not talking about software format. Of the images we have seen so far, iOS 19 is currently looking radically different from the iPhone -driven software. And while definitely going to make it a habit, it does not seem that the interface changes are changing basically how people use their iPhones.
Oh, there will be some changes in this regard. It looks like the search menu is occurring below the screen, at least in apps like messages and music likes. But this is not a bad thing if you like to use your phone one hand or are already accustomed to safari layouts with the search bar under the screen.
What I can tell is that when you switch tabs with tabs to Apple’s built -in apps with this tab, there is a far more clear animation when it has highlighted more than iOS 18. It looks like a huge change for me, because I make anything easier to remember where I am in an app just in a glance.
Particularly a vision style factor that I am hoping to make a grade in iOS 19 – a lesser disorder menu. Since you visit the vision pro with your eyes, you need a distance out menu to make it clear that when you want to choose something, what are you looking at exactly what you are looking for. I think the iPhone can also benefit from it, as it can reduce the number of wrong taps where you choose the wrong item from the dropdown menu.
Once again, such changes are not giving new shapes to how you currently use your phone-they are fixing the process that you already have. To me, it will make it easier to manage the iOS -19 transfer from iOS18.
iOS 19 Outlook
If I am wrong, I am reserved for hot and holler during the WWDC 2025 key note and shows that Apple is trying to resurrect the wheel in terms of iPhone interface. But the changes right now seem to be more evolutionary than anything. And it’s a change that we can all be behind.