With OS X Mavericks nearing its public debut, and iOS 7 having arrived last month, Apple is said to already have diverted the majority of its OS X and iOS resources to development of the next two Apple operating systems: OS X 10.10 and iOS 8.
OS X 10.10 is internally codenamed Syrah (yes, another wine), and sources hint that Apple has been toying with a new design across the system that is akin, but not as dramatically different, to the new designs found in iOS 7 and iCloud.com. As for iOS 8, development of that OS is making headway, and it will likely bring feature enhancements to Maps.
Yesterday we reported that Apple has begun training its AppleCare support staff on OS X Mavericks. While OS X 10.10 and iOS 8 are not scheduled to be announced until next summer, users can expect a few updates in the near future (in addition to Mavericks): a new version of OS X 10.8.5 launched today, and we expect iOS 7.0.3 and iOS 7.1 to arrive by the end of the year. Apple also has several hardware releases still up its sleeve for this fall including multiple new iPads, Macs, and perhaps a fresh TV-related device.
至於,屆時是否真如此?(聳肩。
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維克多李 wrote:
這好笑 10.10跟10.1不是都一樣 叫十點一
難道有新的記法叫十點十
版號沒有這樣編寫的吧


通常是一個大的版本X,裏面小得更新數是Y,所以會計錄成X.Y
在習慣上通常前面的是major版本,後面的是minor....
10.1跟10.10以Release版號就差了九版,怎麼會沒差

BTW, 如果你有興趣版本號wiki