Although Apple the last major redesign of the operating system watchOS 10 showed only less than two years ago as part of watchOS 10, we should see another major redesign this year. This was predicted by the Israeli technology portal iVerifier a few days ago and by reliable reporter Mark Gurman from the Bloombergu. And since their predictions practically coincide, the likelihood is that another design overhaul is watchOS behind the door, apparently really close.
This is what it looks like now watchOS 11
Gurman in his regular Sunday newsletter dedicated to Apple products specifically confirms that as part of this year's major redesign of all operating systems, the Californian giant plans to "cut" into watchOS – specifically through the use of semi-transparent elements in the style visionOS. Thanks to this, all systems should be unified in design and users should be able to work on them better, because if they are good at one product, it will not be a problem for them to control the others thanks to their knowledge of the software in them. However, we will not officially know what the new OS will look like until June. WWDC, where Apple The news will be revealed in all its glory.
This is what the environment looks like visionOS
