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I think they should just release 14.7.
i don’t think many will care about ios 14.7 especially that ios 15 PB is already available.
Many will probably go to ios 15 PB directly than testing 14.7. 80% will probably test ios 15 then the rest is ios 14.7.
 
I don’t recall there being much, if anything, coming up in the 14.6 beta cycle and then with the GM lossless and Atmos came along. I wonder if there is a feature coming with the release of 14.7 that Apple hasn’t announced yet.

I would get if iOS 14 was the last supported version of iOS on a number of devices they would want the release to be as polished as possible but as all devices support iOS 15 too then who knows.
 
I don’t recall there being much, if anything, coming up in the 14.6 beta cycle and then with the GM lossless and Atmos came along. I wonder if there is a feature coming with the release of 14.7 that Apple hasn’t announced yet.

I would get if iOS 14 was the last supported version of iOS on a number of devices they would want the release to be as polished as possible but as all devices support iOS 15 too then who knows.
It's possible there still is an as-yet-to-be-announced feature coming to iOS 15 that could be back ported to iOS 14. I know there's been times where new features have been introduced later on during the initial beta process..
 
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Apple could have prioritized iOS15 development now and moved software engineers from iOS14 to iOS15.
To be honest I’m not even bothered anymore about 14.7 they have dragged it out way to long and nothing is basically new feature wise
 
I’m still thinking that it’s gonna be like iOS 13.7 which was between the 14.0 b1 and release, where there was no RC for 13.7, it went from Beta to being released.

I could see that happening in the next 2 weeks. Latest 14.7 seems solid for me.
 
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