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Gurman: Apple Finished iOS 16 Development Last Week Ahead of iPhone 14 Event Planned for September 7
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He didn’t say that’s it they are done fixing bugs. He wrote they have finished development. Meaning no new features right now. Just bug fixes.
Even it being "finished" there are bugs they want to work out, plus the added features that will come later on. Also the "finished" version is just what they load onto the new iphones, it doesn't mean they are done working on it.
Around this time next year iOS17 will be nearly finished too.
Like every year. The last few betas are just bug fixes.
Yes, I believe that happens every year. We should also see 16.1 beta 1 after the event.
There is a big widget for it, it shows over the battery icon and still shows in the Control Center - it can now be seen from virtually anywhere.
Public Beta 4 runs mostly as smooth as iOS 15.6 for me. If Apple fine-tune it a bit more before the public release - it is a bonus, but the latest beta is already very solid, imo.
I’ve had no issues on my iPhone. The only issue on my iPad Pro is sometimes I’ll lose all my Safari tabs. That happened when I updated to the latest beta.
They’re always several bills ahead internally.
For example, Mark said they were working on Beta three before Beta 1 even launched.
Craig said basically the same thing during an interview right after WWDC, saying that features people were asking for would be available in future builds.
We’ll probably get beta 7 next week, and then a week of nothing, and then the GM on September 7.
In the past Apple has released a product accompanied with a beta version of the OS they found stable enough to ship with. However that doesn’t mean that beta is close to a RC to the public. Something like this could mean the current OS’s in beta cycle since WWDC 2022 are not finished earlier at all and could be released a few weeks later.
Nope.
Not all betas get released.
Its likely they are way ahead compared to their latest beta “release”
I have to wonder at what point does the legal team start looking Grumman’s direction for leaks? Remember this from last year?
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By the time the public release comes around, dev beta testers will already be checking out 16.01 or 16.1. They need to solidify 16.0 on the new iPhones.
Why do i have the feeling Gurman is "allowed" to leak a few things now and then and build hype ?I have to wonder at what point does the legal team start looking Grumman’s direction for leaks? Remember this from last year?
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Unless they find his leaker, there's nothing they can do.
Freedom of the press and such
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The widget on the lock screen only shows a kind of progress bar of the battery, you can’t see a percent. Unless you use the other battery widget, which is actually awfully designed, it’s really bad.
The widget on the lock screen only shows a kind of progress bar of the battery, you can’t see a percent. Unless you use the other battery widget, which is actually awfully designed, it’s really bad.
If Gurman is right, then the next "beta drops" will be the Release Candidate versions. Mind you, I am NOT going to install iOS 16.0 on my iPhone 12 until they release the first bug fix release.
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Because more bugs will be discovered in beta 7… 8. RC is pretty much a final version. Apple just can’t release the final version to the developers and public right away.
@valleian interpreted my post correctly… the joke being in interpreting iOS 16 as a collective (16.x) instead of the initial version (16.0).