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▶ 1:16 Benedict Evans And iOS nine, a bit like Android M, excuse me, it feels like a bit of a maintenance release in that there's lots, you know, obviously there were a bunch of huge structural changes in iOS eight with extensions and a whole bunch of other…

▶ 2:40 Benedict Evans Um, and so Google Photos looks a little bit like Apple Photos, or the thing that was rolled out in iOS seven or iOS eight, so it groups all your photos by location, by date, there's a cloud sync across every device.
▶ 11:07 Benedict Evans So right now about 80, 85% of all, um, live Apple devices are running iOS eight, according to both their stats and sort of mixed panel stats or Akamai stats.

▶ 24:56 Benedict Evans The way they did in iOS eight, for example, with extensions

▶ 5:58 Michael Copeland It must be, you know, we have this sort of incremental iOS six to iOS seven to iOS eight, and all of a sudden you go from zero to 5000.

▶ 1:16 Benedict Evans Um, the interesting thing, I think, is that Apple in the last couple of years has evolved iOS seven and iOS eight to get away from pixel perfect layouts. 2 times in the scene
▶ 21:05 Benedict Evans So Apple is making this repository in iOS eight that stores all the health information from a watch, from any wearable that you have, anything you input into it.
▶ 30:57 Benedict Evans And yes, iOS A is full of cloud, and yes, there's all these really tightly integrated and very clever things that use the cloud to enable these devices, but, you know, the email is running on Oracle, the find my phone is running on…

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