The report explains that the company has preferred to prioritize the development of the current experience rather than adding major features, similar to what it did with the Snow Leopard system in 2009, when it focused on efficiency more than innovation.
Mark Gurman, an expert on Apple affairs, confirms that this trend requires fundamental changes in the system’s structure, including rewriting some of the core parts and fixing accumulated problems in order to improve performance and increase the reliability of services.
Although the main focus is on stability, Apple continues its efforts to integrate artificial intelligence into the system on a wider scale than before.
According to the report, “Google” is undertaking part of this development, working to integrate Gemini into Apple’s basic models to work in the background without appearing to the user as a standalone tool, which means that artificial intelligence technologies will be integrated directly into iOS instead of relying on external applications.
Apple is expected to reveal details of iOS 27 for the first time during the developers conference to be held next June, with the system officially launched in September, coinciding with the launch of the new generation of “iPhone” phones.
(Bloomberg)
