> Right now besides the M and A series of processors it’s hard to tell if there’s anything in the Apple stable that is genuinely superior for my actual life. A

> Right now besides the M and A series of processors it’s hard to tell if there’s anything in the Apple stable that is genuinely superior for my actual life. Agreed. I'll likely stay on iOS 18 as long as it is reliable and useful on my current iPhone, then I'll be switching to something running android with a physical keyboard. I'm pretty deep in the Apple ecosystem, but these updates have made it clear no one at Apple has a plan for the software. So many Apple ecosystem details are half-baked and make no sense these days. For years, tags show up in some places but not others. iCloud for the web supports a completely different subset of features for things like Notes, a HUGE bummer if you want to access your Notes in a browser.