Apple plans software shakeup to avoid a repeat of the iOS 13 debacle
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Apple finally seems to have realized it is spinning too many plates when it comes to iOS. What you need to know A report suggests Apple plans to change the way it develops internal builds of iOS. The change has been made in the wake of the iOS 13, which was riddled with bugs. The report also reveals that developers apparently gave up on iOS 13.0, and treated iOS 13.1 as `the actual public release.` A report from Bloomberg has revealed that Apple plans to overhaul the way it tests software, in the wake of an iOS 13 release plagued by bugs and stability issues. According to the report, people familiar with the matter claim that Craig Federighi announced the changes at a recent internal `kickoff` meeting with the company`s software developers. The new system will reportedly revolve around development teams ensuring that test versions of iOS future updates (known as `daily builds`) automatically disable unfinished or buggy features. Testers will then be able to selectively enable...