I never understood products that use the next year as their version nr. Why isn't this iOS25?
this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2025
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I actually really like this…
yeah i don't remember the last time i liked something Apple made (probably over a decade by now) but this actually looks great.
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I thought I was going crazy as my phone stopped updating after iOS 18. Then I learned that they are changing the version # to match the years. 😏
It has more blur than average Hyprland rice
kinda looks like those backgrounds Microsoft uses on their mobile apps pictures on the App Store and Google Play
I need to buy three immediately!
The announcement also marks a change in how Apple signifies its major updates to iOS. Under the previous marketing scheme, this year’s major release would have been iOS 19 — the direct follow-up to iOS 18. But now, Apple’s big iOS updates will be numbered based on the year following their introduction
Well that's interesting. I was certain The Verge was trying to be funny. But this tracks, now Apple has Biggest Number™.
Edit: This has to be a joke. Who the fuck thought this up? I can't take this seriously...
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Android and ios are basically indistinguishable to me at this point
Seriously?
Look, the one is taking and exploiting nearly all of your data, while giving you 10.000 different well hidden opt out options, the other is taking all of your data for granted while telling you it is for your best and nobody else should have it, and promising they are never ever gonna exploit it, swear with fingers crossed... hm... OK you are right.
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Apple is crashing down slowly, but surely