A naming hint for Apple's macOS 27 may be hiding in plain sight
Apple's social media promo for WWDC may have given away the name of macOS 27, as it has before. Big Bear Lake - Image Credit: Christopher Spence/Pexels Each year, the WWDC keynote has Craig Federighi joking about the "crack marketing team" that comes up with the name for that year's macOS release. While the keynote is still a week away, it appears the punchline has already been discovered. Posting to X, designer Andreas Storm explains that there's a very small clue in the small image appearing next to specific X-post hashtags, such as #WWDC26. Rumor Score: 🤯 Likely Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple's social media promo for WWDC may have given away the name of macOS 27, as it has before. Big Bear Lake - Image Credit: Christopher Spence/Pexels Each year, the WWDC keynote has Craig Federighi joking about the "crack marketing team" that comes up with the name for that year's macOS release. While the keynote is still a week away, it appears the punchline has already been discovered. Posting to X, designer Andreas Storm explains that there's a very small clue in the small image appearing next to specific X-post hashtags, such as #WWDC26. Rumor Score: 🤯 Likely Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple's social media promo for WWDC may have given away the name of macOS 27, as it has before.
Big Bear Lake - Image Credit: Christopher Spence/Pexels Each year, the WWDC keynote has Craig Federighi joking about the "crack marketing team" that comes up with the name for that year's macOS release.
While the keynote is still a week away, it appears the punchline has already been discovered.
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