The title is one of those Betteridge's Law ones ("Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no."), where a story that doesn't give t

The title is one of those Betteridge's Law ones ("Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no."), where a story that doesn't give the answer the author wants or is inconclusive has a title framed as a question. But in this case, it's one where the answer is "Yes", not "No", because usually a Betteridge's Law title asks if an unlikely proposition is true, rather than if a likely proposition is false. Of course Apple are using Swift, but they're not going to rewrite everything in it overnight. Heck, they probably aren't ever going to rewrite. Swift will only be used for new stuff.