I’m less optimistic.
From MR:
“iOS 17 may have "fewer major changes than originally planned" due to Apple's focus on the "xrOS" operating system for its AR/VR headset, according to Gurman. This could result in iOS 17 having more of a focus on bug fixes and stability improvements, but it's still early, so we haven't heard much about exact features yet.”
Let’s unpack:
Mark Gurman and MR are saying two different things. MG reports that Apple will divert resources from iOS 17 development to headset OS development, resulting in less new features.
MR’s speculation uses this logic: if Apple is putting fewer new features in ios 17, that will free up resources to focus on stability and bug fixes.
MR's logic is incorrect. The freed up resources are going to headset OS development, not iOS 17 stability.
That’s how I read it, anyways. I hope I’m wrong, but I just don’t see how taking developers away from iOS 17 results in iOS 17 being more stable.
Will iOS 17 be the new iOS 12 🤔🥳