When Apple unveils iOS 12 five months from now, you shouldn't expect too many major new features. Instead, Apple has shifted focus to improving the overall stability and user experience of the mobile operating system, postponing bigger changes to next year. That doesn't mean iOS 12 will be boring, but the update likely won't be anywhere near as exciting as its predecessor or next year's big release, iOS 13. The news comes from Axios, which learned that Apple's software chief Craig Federighi anno...
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BGR - 30 Jan 2018 18:17
When Apple unveils iOS 12 five months from now, you shouldn't expect too many major new features. Instead, Apple has shifted focus to improving the overall stability and user experience of the mobile operating system, postponing bigger changes to next year. That doesn't mean iOS 12 will be boring, but the update likely won't be anywhere near as exciting as its predecessor or next year's big release, iOS 13. The news comes from Axios, which learned that Apple's software chief Craig Federighi anno...
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