Why are there so many bugs lately on iOS updates?
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Brandon
Jasmin
Brandon
Jasmin
Brandon
Dedicated Wildcat Man
Dedicated Wildcat Man
Gordon
Well the rumors are pretty strong that the foldable iPhone will release in 2026. They also say that in 2027 the iPhone will be completely redesigned again. This is really a tough market because you have competition from several different places, so I think apple sometimes introduces bugs because they're trying to keep up. But in my opinion I still think that Apple most definitely has the better product. The phones are built good and solid and built to last, and the software still has a much smoother experience than android. I was an android user for about seven years before I switched over to iOS. So I got to watch that operating system evolved quite a bit. 
Brandon
Robby Spangler
Jasmin
Brandon
Dedicated Wildcat Man
Dedicated Wildcat Man
Sajid Ali
Pretty much concur with whatever everyone else is saying, oh trust me I had to leave when I did otherwise my ramble could’ve gone on for hours and there probably wouldn’t have been enough time to cover everything, so I had to thank my sister for interjecting when she did 🤣 I do like some aspects of Android even though that has regressed a little bit in certain parts of the system.  I guess we’ll just have to see where things are in about five or 10 years and whether we’ll still have the same sort of Systems that have been running for the last 10–15 years so far as Accessibility and screen readers go. 
Robby Spangler
Brandon
Jasmin
Jasmin
Brandon
Gordon
I'm currently using the beta for IOS 26.2 and it seems much better. This update should hit your phone next week. Probably Monday or Tuesday. Battery life is good on my phone.
Sajid Ali