According to the news previously released by Apple's official release, at the WWDC held on June 6, 2022, we will see systems such as iOS 16.
Recently, LeaksApplePro released news that iOS 16 is sure that it will no longer support iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus and the first generation of iPhone SE. This batch of devices was listed on the iOS 9 system that year, and as a result, it became Apple's longest-lived device, which has been adapted to the iOS 15 system.
Mark Gurman announced that the notification features of iOS 16 will have "considerable across-the-board enhancements, including an update to the focused mode." In the code for the macOS 12.4 Developer Preview Beta, it can be found that Apple is planning to make major changes to the focus mode.
Foreign media exposed the interface of iOS 16. Judging from the pictures, compared to iOS 15, iOS 16 as a whole has no major changes, but the widgets have been upgraded accordingly, and in the first-level menu, the user can control more widgets and are more free. This is easily reminiscent of OriginOS.