iOS 9.3.3 was launched the other day by the Apple company, and based on what is known at the moment, this should be the last version of iOS 9 that the Apple company will offer to its users, its attention being most likely directed entirely towards the preparation of the launch iOS 10.
iOS 9.3.3 was released more than 2 months away from iOS 9.3.2, Apple testing the build in beta version throughout this period in order to be able to close many vulnerabilities and solve many operating problems of iPhone, iPad and iPod Touches, and everything had a well-defined purpose.
Considering that we are less than 2 months away from the launch, probably iOS 10, there is a very good chance that iOS 9.3.3 to be the last version of iOS 9 which the Apple company will launch, iOS 10 being much more important at the moment for those from Cupertino, but also for users from all over the world.
iOS 9.3.3 marks the end of iOS 9
Considering everything that the Apple company has done for iOS 9.3.3 and what we are about to receive, the only situation in which iOS 9.3.4 could be launched by Apple is based on the possible discovery of an extraordinarily important vulnerability that will force the Americans to solve it with a new update.
In the absence of its existence, or of another extremely serious problem for iOS 9.3.3, there is zero chance that any other update will appear for our terminals, those from Apple are definitely trying to prepare an iOS 10 without problems, so that to avoid any scandal in the fall of this year.
iOS 9 has reached an adoption rate of 86% at the moment and Apple has nothing more to add to this user base, so don't expect another update for iOS 9 to appear. this year, because the chances are really slim.
