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| iPhone mac OS version?
What would you say if I said the iPhone and Touch are running mac osXI?
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I'd say that I have around MCMXLVI problems with that.
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I will predict that Apple will never use OS XI - and that version numbering would continue as Mac OS X version 11.x (the format used in your About This Mac window)
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AFAIK, they're running something from the Leopard code base. The initial plan was to release Leopard and iPhone together. Some of the integrating features (notes, Mail etc.) will work better with Leopard.
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. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought Steve himself mentioned that it was running Core Animation, which is a Leopard API.
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Yes, he did mention Core Animation. Officially, the iPhone doesn't run Mac OS anything — it simply runs "OS X". |
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