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>> "We're expecting new software, but that's easy for Apple to keep under wraps as it doesn't really have to be used outside Cupertino" I would assume they hav
by k-mcgrady 13y ago
>> "We're expecting new software, but that's easy for Apple to keep under wraps as it doesn't really have to be used outside Cupertino"
I would assume they have to use iOS out in the field to test things like Maps and any changes they've made to the software controlling the radio signals.
- w1ntermute 13y agoTesting it in the field without detection is quite easy to do in the Valley. It's not like being in SF or NYC, where you could always have someone peeking over your shoulder.
- benologist 13y agoIt would be very difficult to know if the person near you is using a secret version of the software.
- Tloewald 13y agoOne thing we know is that Apple's test units have narrow field of view overlays to make sneaking a peek harder.
- danpalmer 13y agoHistorically Apple software hasn't really been leaked that much as far as I can tell. The fact we don't know anything about iOS 7 or OS X 10.9 isn't anything new, that's the same as every OS release.