Just because a change was necessary doesn't mean this change was necessary. I'm still flabbergasted that Apple did their big overhaul (apparently) without addr

Just because a change was necessary doesn't mean this change was necessary. I'm still flabbergasted that Apple did their big overhaul (apparently) without addressing inter-application communication, default apps, Siri APIs or most of the other "power user" issues that would have helped them grow their computing paradigm. To me, increasing the scope and power of iOS devices while maintaining the predictability and control that are at the heart of Apple's take on mobile/touch-based computing is the problem Apple has to solve over the next few years. Judging from what I've heard about iOS 7, it sounds like Apple couldn't disagree more.