
Apple has announced a new macOS version every year for the last decade, so we’re expecting to see macOS 14 debut at WWDC in June. As to what information this macOS 14 debut could bring with it, no one is entirely sure just yet.
Because there haven’t been many rumors swirling about macOS 14, it’s likely that this will be more of a maintenance release than an extensive upgrade. Well-respected Apple leaker and Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman said that there likely wouldn’t be anything “groundbreaking” about this new macOS version.