just curious what others think with iOS naming . Do you think they will copy Mac OS X and the next version will be iOS X ? Or do you think they will just keep going with incriminating the number ?
I think Phil Schiller touched on their naming scheme for watchOS during an interview with John Gruber the other night and said they had a pretty good plan in place, so I imagine he was walking about the overall naming scheme.
I was thinking about that too. He said "just wait" and I don't know if that means just wait till you get used to it, or just wait till you see what else there is. watchOS is weird because iOS has the lowercase i because iPhone, iPad, etc. The Apple watch is spelled either Watch or WATCH in the marketing, so that doesn't make sense.
Also, it'll be weird for their to be OS X and iOS 10. I really doubt they would do iOS X. Maybe they'll go macOS, iOS, and watchOS next year. And just add the date to it. macOS 2016. hmmm.
If 10.11 is fast and stable I'll call it whatever they want to call it.Yeah, the numbering will get tedious. Hope it doesn't get as ludicrous as El Capitan.
People wouldn't be too happy about that given that the design didn't change and they would expect a different design in a brand new version (rather than an improved/upgraded previous version).I don't see the numbered versions as much a problem as them not coinciding with the iPhone that is released at that time (iPhone 5 on iOS 6, iPhone 6 on iOS 8, etc.). Similarly dislike how the iPhone 5 was not really the 5th iPhone, and so on. They should have called the iPhone 4s the iPhone 5 and just forget about the S's.
I see your point. If this keeps up, we will get to the iPhone 10 with iOS 16, and that just makes no sense. They should have called the iPhone 3g the iPhone 2, then 2s, 3, etc. I'm sure eventually they'll do something to change either the naming of the phones or the iOS versions.People wouldn't be too happy about that given that the design didn't change and they would expect a different design in a brand new version (rather than an improved/upgraded previous version).
I don't think there's some "sense" that needs to be there. The hardware and software are separate things, there doesn't have to be a specific numbering connection between the two. It really doesn't exist with other systems or anything like that.I see your point. If this keeps up, we will get to the iPhone 10 with iOS 16, and that just makes no sense. They should have called the iPhone 3g the iPhone 2, then 2s, 3, etc. I'm sure eventually they'll do something to change either the naming of the phones or the iOS versions.
Yeah I know, but it would make things much simpler to understand and neater at the same timeI don't think there's some "sense" that needs to be there. The hardware and software are separate things, there doesn't have to be a specific numbering connection between the two. It really doesn't exist with other systems or anything like that.
The nomenclature becomes an even bigger issue as they're slowly phasing out the famous "i".
Apple Phone? phoneOS? Hmm...
They will definitely drop A5 devices. If you recall on Monday, Craig Federighi said they will not drop any devices this year, therefore it's obvious that they will/have to next year.YEAH, and I hope Ipad 2 and Ip4s be dropped next year!!!!!! and IOS 11 be only 64 bit devices, no 32 bit!!....or maybe Apple want Ipad 2 to get IOS 10
Not quite true. Otherwise, Apple Watch would've been called iWatch.I think they're only phasing out the "i" for things that are not iDevices. Services, apps, and devices that don't use iOS. But iPhone, iPad, and iOS are here to stay.
Well, technically it doesn't use iOS since it uses watchOS.Not quite true. Otherwise, Apple Watch would've been called iWatch.
They are not using iWatch as Swatch own the trademark iSwatch and iWatch i too close to their name.Not quite true. Otherwise, Apple Watch would've been called iWatch.
Yeah, the numbering will get tedious. Hope it doesn't get as ludicrous as El Capitan.
The nomenclature becomes an even bigger issue as they're slowly phasing out the famous "i".
Apple Phone? phoneOS? Hmm...