A new report by LOOPRumors suggests that the next iMac could include both Mac OS X and a touch interface for iOS.
A few weeks ago, Steve Jobs announced that Apple is renaming iPhone OS to iOS. The company has been putting a major focus on Multi-Touch™ since the iPhone's debut, and adding it to their desktop line is inevitable. Such a move will assist developers in building and testing iOS apps, while opening up new possibilities for touch-screen computing.
Our source indicates that Apple will release the new iMacs at a Special Event within the next 60 days.
[via 9to5Mac]
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