Reminder to wait a couple of months before upgrading macOS! Every single time issues are found after a new macOS version, give it a little bit of time before jumping right away on your work machine :)
iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27
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Re: iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27
#12I'll stay w/ Sequoia as long as I can.
I am currently on Sonoma and I was considering to upgrade to get the things that I missed in these years. I think and hope that macOS 27 will be faster wrt Sonoma...
Re: iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27
#13I wish they allowed iCloud subscribers with older hardware to use cloud-only Siri AI.
I imagine they wouldn't shift as much hardware that way though.
Re: iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27
#14Usually I wait until december to install the new iOS on my phone, since most of the time I don't care about the upgrades. This time I installed iOS 27 beta on my phone since the public beta was out, and I had 0 new bugs compared to iOS 26, but it hasn't been the big relief that I hoped for. Now I am worried about what the new versions of iOS will bring us, I hope that the "we removed the crap" wasn't just a thing of…
So what's your experience in terms of speed and battery life with iOS 27 on the iPhone 13 so far? I have a 13 mini, and I still haven't gotten over the (perceived) shorter battery life with iOS 26.
Re: iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27
#15Reminder to wait a couple of months before upgrading macOS! Every single time issues are found after a new macOS version, give it a little bit of time before jumping right away on your work machine :)
Don't worry I am still on Sonoma :)
Re: iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27
#16I take it this is the one that tosses out Rosetta 2 on macOS?
Nope, that's macOS 28.
> Rosetta is available for any Mac with Apple silicon using macOS 27 or earlier. Starting with macOS 28, the next major macOS release, Rosetta functionality will be available only for certain older, unmaintained games that rely on Intel-based frameworks.
Re: iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27
#17I've been using it for several months since the developer beta came out; overall I'm extremely positive on it. One of their better releases that seemingly focused more on quality and refinements than new-features.
Siri is definitely worth using now, even if it remains still a work-in-progress/needs continued refinement. It can surprise you in good ways, but it isn't consistently good yet.
The keyboard remains unfixed, as is tradition. The same issues they've "fixed" like three or four releases now, seemingly are identically broken, and I'm lost faith they CAN fix it.
The iOS Keyboard and Search on Windows, are like the perpetually broken things that both companies have "fixed" every year for the last ten+ years and yet... It is almost farcical as this point.
Re: iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27
#18Are they still using Gemini? Curious to see how fast all these AI features will feel.
I believe it's a Gemini derived model that they are running on isolated hardware. So it's not the same servers as Gemini and thus will have potentially different performance.
Re: iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27
#19Can the new AI browse the web?
Re: iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27
#20I take it this is the one that tosses out Rosetta 2 on macOS?
The warning dialog I received the other day while running macOS 27 Beta said that it will be removed in macOS 28.