"We're stuck with it for another 18 months"
uh... I'm not so sure this is a "problem."
I'd rather be "stuck" with a solid, stable, and useful operating system on a device that needs to be reliable and always available.
Am I disappointed in iOS6? Yes, but not necessarily am I concerned that I'm "stuck" with it.
Primarily my disappointments are pretty geeky.
1) Not enough major advancements (inter-app communication)
2) It seems a bit weird to introduce so many non-developer features in the keynote, at a developer conference.
Regardless, I don't think we're "stuck" with it. I think they need to up the game for iOS 7 though, and if they don't then we may have a bit of a problem.
uh... I'm not so sure this is a "problem."
I'd rather be "stuck" with a solid, stable, and useful operating system on a device that needs to be reliable and always available.
Am I disappointed in iOS6? Yes, but not necessarily am I concerned that I'm "stuck" with it.
Primarily my disappointments are pretty geeky.
1) Not enough major advancements (inter-app communication)
2) It seems a bit weird to introduce so many non-developer features in the keynote, at a developer conference.
Regardless, I don't think we're "stuck" with it. I think they need to up the game for iOS 7 though, and if they don't then we may have a bit of a problem.