iPhone 4s and iPad mini at the party with iOS 9, and new indiscretions

Here are the iOS 9 and OS X 10.11 anticipations of
day, from the now usual source: 9to5Mac.
Today it isstability, ofsize
d’applicationswhich is in question... But not only since it
seems that a special effort was made this year.

It should please owners of machines that we thought we would see
go into oblivion with this new version of iOS:

You can find
all the information obtained by 9to5Mac here, but here is what
we can remember:

• For the first time in many years, Apple engineers
  would have succeeded in convincing their management togo out less than
  novelty to keep resources dedicated to stability and
  OS code optimization. This is particularly the case in this
  which concerns OS X. As a result, there will be new features, but less than what
  was initially desired. This is important news because a drop in the
  quality of the versions had been noted since iOS 7.

• Special efforts regarding the stability and security of both
  systems have been engaged, with a new feature called "Rootless" which reviews the
  operation to integrate encryption for icloud storage and limit
  access to certain system files. The editor indicates that these functions
  could have impacts on the jailbreak community.

• The Notes, Reminders and Calendars apps would switch one
  IMAP synchronization (mail type) to exchanges via iCloud Drive. One page
  inviting you to make this switch will be put in place for users.

• Developments in app development with Swift will allow
  iOS 9 applications made with this language to be less memory intensive
  than they currently are. Apple also plans to spend its
  applications to this development language by next year.

• and the point which should please a good number of iPhone owners and
  not recent iPads:iPhone 4s and iPad mini will be able to use
  iOS 9. This would have been designed to be usable on
  A5 processors, but not necessarily with all the functions, some do not
  cannot run on a processor of this generation for reasons
  performance.

Also read:the indiscretions already seen
regarding iOS 9

founder of the site. Computer engineer and Internet specialist where he has held various positions of responsibility, Laurent has been passionate about mobility since the arrival of "PDAs" in the 90s. Journalist for 4 years for the magazine Team Palmtops (Posse Presse) and author of several books on the iPad published by Pearson.