Apple code names

Apple has always used public-facing code names for macOS — née OS X — starting with the original, bear-branded beta.

iOS doesn't have public code names the way OS X does, but it does have internal code names and they're all shades of awesome cool.

tvOS doesn't have public code names the way the Mac does, but it does have internal code names all its own.

watchOS doesn't have public code names the way macOS does, but it does have internal code names — and they're beach-ing!

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