At present, the iOS 15 system has been advanced to 15.4.x, and in terms of version numbers, it has entered the middle and late stages of its life cycle. In fact, according to the plan, Apple will hold the WWDC22 conference around June (it is said that the invitation will be given next week), and the biggest highlight is the iOS 16 operating system.
A few days ago, the monitoring website LetemSvetemApplem found signs of active iOS 16 system testers. Although this is a positive sign, Apple seems to be a bit late compared to last year’s iOS 15, which first appeared on iOS 15 test machines in March, and that year’s WWDC 21 conference opened on June 8.
According to the PA, the first task of iOS 16 is to adapt to the new screen shape of the iPhone 14, that is, “exclamation mark” digging holes. This change makes the screen ratio larger, but the interface and UI must be well defined to facilitate the matching work of the third-party software.
As for other expectations of the outside world for iOS 16, I believe there is power consumption reduction, speed improvement, innovative features, and continued support for iPhone 6s upgrades.