Apple. It's not a good idea. New clue. Named "Bear Lake."

Message from IT House, 3 June, designer Andreas Storm tweets on platform X yesterday, 2 June. It's not a good idea. 27 System name may be Big Bear.

The designer glows on a small icon file name next to the X platform topic label #WWDC26 Apple. The identification picture filename contains'.

So the designer speculated that apples might be inspired by Big Bear Lake to name the MacOS 27 system.

The IT House is looking for public data, and Big Bear Lake is a famous high-mountain resort in the San Bernardino Mountains of California, California, about 2060 metres above sea level and only 2 hours from Los Angeles.

It is known for its clear lakes, winter skiing and summer mountains and on foot, as the “back garden” for Southern Californians.

According to Oppleinsider, before the MacOS 27 system was officially released by Apple, the above information only supports the assumption that Apple may still choose other location names, including Redwood, Mono, Shasta, Almanor, Donner, Oroville and Tulare.

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