That’s because the 4th was a Monday and companies only gave the typical 3 day weekend off. When the 4th falls on a Wednesday, everything changes.iOS 10 beta 2 released on July 5th
https://www.macrumors.com/2016/07/05/apple-seeds-ios-10-beta-2/
That’s because the 4th was a Monday and companies only gave the typical 3 day weekend off. When the 4th falls on a Wednesday, everything changes.
“overview of the changes coming to Apple Maps, which will be available in the San Francisco area starting with the next iOS 12 beta next week”
https://www.macrumors.com/2018/06/29/apple-maps-to-be-rebuilt/
I think it would be pretty brazen for TechCrunch to quote Eddie Cue if they didn't really interview him.In all fairness, TechCrunch is reporting that, not directly from Apple. Until Apple confirms, I'm always skeptical.
But the quotes mention nothing about the next iOS beta. I'm not saying they didn't interview him, but without a direct source to confirm that Apple explicitly said a new beta of iOS 12 next week, I'm skeptical. If I have learned one thing from law school and the legal world, its "everyone lies".I think it would be pretty brazen for TechCrunch to quote Eddie Cue if they didn't really interview him.
Ah, I missed your point. Yes, I would not want to take that assertion to the bank. But, hey, Eddie Cue is entitled to speculate too!But the quotes mention nothing about the next iOS beta. I'm not saying they didn't interview him, but without a direct source to confirm that Apple explicitly said a new beta of iOS 12 next week, I'm skeptical. If I have learned one thing from law school and the legal world, its "everyone lies".
All this stuff used to be sprinkled throughout the "iOS xx.x Beta x Bug Fixes, Changes and Improvements" threads. Was a real buzzkill there!I love this is all speculation. in 4 posts, you can get excited, disappointed, excited again, and disappointed... You almost need Xanax to read this. thread. LOL The guessing on how Apple is going to give their employees 4th of July holiday off is just funny. And yeah, one has nothing to do with the other. They COULD give holiday pay for a development team, so yes, there's a 50/50 chance of Beta 3 next week. We'll know in a few days I suppose.
Hey, its 1pm. Could it be....Ah, I missed your point. Yes, I would not want to take that assertion to the bank. But, hey, Eddie Cue is entitled to speculate too!
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All this stuff used to be sprinkled throughout the "iOS xx.x Beta x Bug Fixes, Changes and Improvements" threads. Was a real buzzkill there!
In all fairness, TechCrunch is reporting that, not directly from Apple. Until Apple confirms, I'm always skeptical.
I can't imagine they would specifically state it was coming next week if they weren't 100% sure.
Additionally, this was a statement from TechCrunch, not a quote from Apple. I think TechCrunch is speculating the next beta will drop next week. Apple is saying it will roll out to users over the course of the next year
Actually a fair inference as Apple never releases stock apps independently.This is what techcrunch actually said:
"The new product will launch in San Francisco and the Bay Area with the next iOS 12 Beta and will cover Northern California by fall."
"The new version of Apple Maps will be in preview next week with just the Bay Area of California going live."
From these two quotes Macrumors is inferring the next beta will drop next week.
This is what techcrunch actually said:
"The new product will launch in San Francisco and the Bay Area with the next iOS 12 Beta and will cover Northern California by fall."
"The new version of Apple Maps will be in preview next week with just the Bay Area of California going live."
From these two quotes Macrumors is inferring the next beta will drop next week.
Actually a fair inference as Apple never releases stock apps independently.
But there is no new app coming.
The new Apple Maps will be the first time the data collected by these vans is actually used to construct and inform its maps. This is their coming out party.
Sounds like a new app to me. It doesn’t really matter since the content, not the shell, is the critical thing here.
The map data can and is what being released as “updated” next week.
The new map app is not coming in iOS 12.0. That is a long term goal for Apple we will likely see with a 12.X update or in the future.
I’m interpreting that iOS 12 (the next beta) allows the new maps data to be updated server side with the new information and that the beta that supports this is coming next week.
This is eddy cue we’re talking about. He says things but never deliversI think it would be pretty brazen for TechCrunch to quote Eddie Cue if they didn't really interview him.
My older sister works for an insurance company. They have Tues-Friday off. Company is closed.I am not buying the 'whole week off' idea either. Most companies only give the 1 day for the 4th not an entire week other than manufacturing companies. Also the 'danger' theory shouldn't apply to the DEV version either. Since its made for developers on secondary devices catastrophic issues wouldn't be catastrophic not to mention most of those stating this also state that Apple is always 2-3 builds ahead of whats getting released. So they should be pretty confident about a particular version to release to devs only. If we were talking about the public beta then a different story on that piece. With all that said, I say there is a possibility of a beta 3 next week.
You have experience with one company and I seriously doubt they shut down the entire company. Hardly a reliable pattern. Sorry, I just think everyone on here assuming that most companies (especially a company like Apple who can’t simply interrupt their operations for that long) shut down for days is silly.My older sister works for an insurance company. They have Tues-Friday off. Company is closed.
Things change when the 4th is a Wednesday.
Last time July 4th was a Wednesday there was a three week gap between iOS betas. Granted it was June 25 for beta 2 and July 16 for beta 3. But still a three week gap.
In comparison, there was only a 2 week gap between beta 1 and beta 2.