David Amador on Nostr: Those rumors Apple is changing their iOS version number to the year 26, 27 etc is a ...
Those rumors Apple is changing their iOS version number to the year 26, 27 etc is a good move if true. The current number (iOS 18) is now high enough it’s hard to remember sometimes and it doesn’t even match the iPhone name (iPhone 16) anymore. Year of release makes more sense.
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