If you’re hoping to see some big changes to macOS 14, iOS 17, and iPadOS 17 this year, you might be out of luck.
According to Mark Gurman’s ‘Power On’ newsletter(opens in new tab), teams across Apple have been pulled to make sure that its headset, allegedly called Reality Pro, is announced by May and released by the end of the year.
This in turn has meant that features meant for the next major software updates to iPhone and iPad lines could be more subdued, focusing on bug fixes and improvements, similar to iOS 12 in 2017, while upcoming Macs could also see some quieter updates across the year.
