dannyyankou
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That's what I originally thought, but there are still a few bugs. Hopefully the GM will fix them if this is true.
That's true, iOS 7.0 was released a week after the GM.
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That's what I originally thought, but there are still a few bugs. Hopefully the GM will fix them if this is true.
That's true, iOS 7.0 was released a week after the GM.
jonnyb098
macrumors 601
It makes sense. Beta 3 was very stable and there was virtually no difference between beta 4 and beta 5.
A GM or even a beta update could still come out this week and even still today too--things don't always happen at 10 AM Pacific or on Tuesdays (or 2 weeks after the last beta), especially when it comes to GMs.
daijholt
macrumors 65816
Wouldn't surprise me if another beta lands tomorrow, but chances are we'll get nothing until next week now, and that'll hopefully be the GM 😎
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I see it going 1 of 2 ways...WWDC will see the launch of iOS 7.2 and we'll get a public release and the iWatch in August, but still iPhones in September, or it'll see the launch of iOS 8 and we'll get nothing until September when they launch iPhones & iWatch simultaneously.
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I see it going 1 of 2 ways...WWDC will see the launch of iOS 7.2 and we'll get a public release and the iWatch in August, but still iPhones in September, or it'll see the launch of iOS 8 and we'll get nothing until September when they launch iPhones & iWatch simultaneously.
If the iOS 8 and Healthbook rumors are true, I think it's certain they are going to show iOS 8 and iWatch at the same event.
marvz
macrumors 65816
I think they will show us iOS 8 at WWDC simply without the "Healthbook-app".
And then at the september/october event they show the iWatch together with the iPhone 6 and the "Healthbook-app". Same thing like they didn't show off Siri for iOS 5.
daijholt
macrumors 65816
I think this is more likely. I can't see Apple announcing a new product, then waiting several months to actually release it. And they can't release it the week after WWDC either, because that isn't nearly enough time to beta test the new software. I still think they'll announce "Healthbook" at WWDC, since it's an app that will no doubt be perfectly functional with just the iPhone, and then they'll tie the iWatch to it in September.
cmChimera
macrumors 601
For both the iPhone and the iPad, Apple announced the product and then had a multiple month gap before its release. The iPhone in particular was announced about half a year before release. iWatch may be the same, but who knows?