Apple’s next big software updates are still a few months away, but we already have some early details about iOS 19 and visionOS 3 to get excited about. Here’s what we know so far.
According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, iOS 19 is likely to expand Apple Intelligence features across more of Apple’s built-in apps. While exact details on these expansions aren’t available yet, this could be a significant step in enhancing the functionality of apps we use every day. Additionally, a redesigned Camera app and a more conversational Siri are expected, though the latter has faced some delays.
Gurman also described visionOS 3 as a “feature-packed” update, but specific features have yet to be revealed. In the meantime, visionOS 2.4, currently in beta, is shaping up to be a major update itself. It brings Apple Intelligence to the Vision Pro, debuts a brand-new Spatial Gallery app for immersive content, and includes other improvements. This update is set to roll out to the public in April.
When it comes to hardware, the Vision Pro isn’t expected to receive an update this year. There have been rumors about a version with an M5 chip launching as early as late 2025, but Gurman suggests 2026 is more realistic. Interestingly, he referred to the Vision Pro as a “commercial flop,” underscoring the uncertainty surrounding the product’s future. Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to Apple’s official announcements.
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