its no use to add features to iOS. iOS today is where OS 9 was in 2001 and Windows 3.1 in 1995.
It was built for a different era. Time for a completely new OS for iphones and iPads, but Tim Cook is too scared to kill his golden goose.
This statement is just wrong on all levels. OS9 was operating system released in the late 90s, based on technology from the early 80s. When the original Mac System 1 was released, there was no Internet, there were very few computers with advanced GUIs, and there was no advanced graphics and hard drives. Also, by the early 90s, Apple rarely touch the Mac operating system. System 7 was released in 1991, Mac OS 8 wasn’t released until 1997. Windows with far ahead of macOS back in the late 90s. By 2001, the Mac needed a radical new operating system.
This is in sharp contrast to iOS. Even though it’s been almost 12 years, fundamentally the iPhone hasn’t changed much. That’s OK, technology moves slower nowadays than it did between the 80s and 90s. That’s just how things are, things last longer. Also, the original Mac OS had trouble keeping up with the times. iOS did not. iPhone OS 1.0 launched 16 months before android.
iPhone OS 2.0 added the App Store, pulling the iPhone even further into the future.
iPhone OS 3 and iOS 4 or more small feature updates, but they did also introduce the iPad at the same time. Siri in iOS5 launched almost a full year before the original Google now assistant. iOS 7 added 64 Bit support long before android. iOS 10 completely revamped the file system, making iOS 64 bit only. In several benchmarks and speed tests, the iPhone dramatically outperform competitors in terms of processors, operating system stability, and fluidity. so there’s absolutely no reason for Apple to dump iOS. It will be fine for at least another 7 to 10 years