United Kingdom, Nov. 24 -- Apple will reportedly prioritise making iOS 27 more stable rather than introducing new features.

According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple is taking a "Snow Leopard-style" approach to its next major software version, shifting focus away from annual feature bloat and toward rebuilding the OS' foundations.

The initiative mirrors 2009's Mac OS X Snow Leopard, which famously rewrote core system components to boost speed, eliminate bugs, and streamline the platform after years of aggressive expansion.

Apple is now said to be pursuing the same playbook for iPhone, iPad and macOS, following a wave of user complaints about iOS 26's battery drain, UI glitches, cellular issues, overheating and system sluggishness.

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