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Apple to Release iOS 13 on September 19, iOS 13.1 and iPadOS on September 30
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Have a feeling this is going to be a disaster. Bugs, hacks, leaks. IOs 13 DOOM written all over it. Mark my words.
iOS 13 will come out when wants it to come out. That day is going to suck as people still using a normal iPhone 6 like me won’t be having it.
When you installed a beta version of iOS you signed up for potential cluster@#$%-ery. That's the deal. Don't be surprised.
I understand that when one signs up to do a beta, you run the risk of having issues.. but this seems so crazy that they would basically screw a lot of public beta testers and developers from restoring from a back up when they buy a new phone.
I guess, but it wasn't hard to see this coming when the iOS 13.1 beta came down the pipe recently. All one had to do was refrain from installing that.
The iPad OS will be the single most powerful update to the iPad and take its usability to the next level. While the changes in iPhone are pretty awesome too.
I agree, this is the biggest thing to happen to the iPad since the original iPad. This isnt an incremental update, this is something totally new. All the features are ones most us have been requesting since the original iPad.
These are deep rooted features like USB Mass Storage support, that's not some tacked on feature or app. That's a deep part of the OS that requires support across the entire OS.
SE and iPhone 6 are now obsolete (they are technically the same on the inside)
Also the iPad Air 2 is the oldest iPad supported.
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What does Friday the 13th have to do with it?It's official; iOS 13 gets released on [Full Moon] Friday the 13th......very scary
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SE is actually based on the 6s rather than the 6. Both 6s and SE support iOS 13.
True. New iPhones always ship with the new iOS version that accompanies the release.
That’s because the computer this ‘world’ is running on is in the midst of crashing. Everything is screwed up and Apple is no exception.
It's not money that matters, it is man hours. Throwing money at the existing engineers doesn't improve productivity outside of improving motivation, hiring new engineers won't get them productive in time, having them work more hours a week negatively affects quality.
Even if they already had more engineers who were familiar with iOS, it only helps up to a certain point, then you wind up negatively affecting productivity because of communications and planning issues. Although not PC, my old boss used to say "you can't put nine women on a baby and have it ready in a month"
That is likely what happened - but the only deadline they had communicated externally was iOS 13 (to telcos). So, they moved features which weren't close enough to completion out for 13.1 and 13.2, and delayed qualification for other devices/platforms.
