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The standout news was Apple's most lucrative quarter ever, fueled by the iPhone despite an apparent decline in units. We also caught a glimpse of what's coming — and not coming — to this year's "iOS 12."
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Everything you need to know:
- Apple chalked up $88.3 billion in revenue last quarter, despite missing iPhone forecasts > >
- "iOS 12" features like a redesigned homescreen are being postponed > >
- Other delayed features include multiplayer AR and new photo-sorting code > >
- Apple is facing U.S. government scrutiny over throttling iPhones > >
- iPhone X production is allegedly being cut in half > >
- Subsequent stories cast doubt on that idea, however > >
- As many as three Macs could use Apple's T-series chips this year > >
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In terms of version and release control, all maintenance deserves sub-version releases only. iOS 12? What’s the great features giving it the honour for an integer increment?
What about iOS 11.2.6, 11.2.7...
then iOS 11.3.1, 11.3.2 etc.
once I see iOS 11.9.9, I may be glad to see iOS 12.0. Make sense?
Yeah. Why even talk about iOS 12. We are still at 11.2.5 for freakin sake.