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Apple has been very consistent over the past few years when it comes to its annual hardware and software releases, but it appears that the company will move away from this approach, possibly to make them more stable and error-free. A prominent analyst has detailed in a new report that the company could move towards staggered hardware and software releases, and Apple Intelligence is a perfect example of the company's route towards unsteady releases. Analyst speculates that Apple could move away from its annual software and hardware releases, adopting an unpredictable approach Mark Gurman points out in his latest Power […]

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