Apple is already testing iOS 7, according to reports. The timing is in sync with reports of an early summer, rather than fall, debut of the next iPhone.
Apple is working on iOS 7, the next version of the software run by its iPhone, something that may shock few people to learn.
Devices running a pre-release build of iOS 7 visited AppleInsider on various days in December, the tech site reported Jan. 2. The day before, The Next Web blogged that it had been contacted by developers who said their logs showed visits from devices with new iPhone identifiers. The iPhone 5, for example, has iPhone5.1 and iPhone5.2 identifiers, depending on the Long Term Evolution (LTE) model of the device and which band it runs on.
The developers reported seeing an iPhone6.1 identifier.
"From the developer logs that we have seen, the app requests originate from an IP address on Apple's Cupertino campus, suggesting that members of Apple's software development and app teams are compatibly testing some of the more popular or well-know applications already on the App Store," reported The Next Web.
Apple is working on iOS 7, the next version of the software run by its iPhone, something that may shock few people to learn.
Devices running a pre-release build of iOS 7 visited AppleInsider on various days in December, the tech site reported Jan. 2. The day before, The Next Web blogged that it had been contacted by developers who said their logs showed visits from devices with new iPhone identifiers. The iPhone 5, for example, has iPhone5.1 and iPhone5.2 identifiers, depending on the Long Term Evolution (LTE) model of the device and which band it runs on.
The developers reported seeing an iPhone6.1 identifier.
"From the developer logs that we have seen, the app requests originate from an IP address on Apple's Cupertino campus, suggesting that members of Apple's software development and app teams are compatibly testing some of the more popular or well-know applications already on the App Store," reported The Next Web.
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