iOS 14 could be renamed to iPhone OS, which is what Apple originally called the iPhone software.
iOS 14 could be rebranded as iPhone OS at the upcoming WWDC 2020 developer conference, suggests prolific tipster Jon Prosser. iPhone OS, to recall, was the original name of the Apple smartphones’ operating system, and it stayed that way until 2010 when the first iPad was announced. Back then, Apple changed the name to iOS to fit for both iPhones and iPad. However, last year Apple announced a separate operating system for iPad, aptly dubbed as iPadOS. We wouldn’t be surprised if the Cupertino-based firm reverts to iPhone OS name for the upcoming release of iOS at next week’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2020.
