Most of the iOS 27 conversation has been about Siri 2.0 and Apple Intelligence. But Bloomberg's Mark Gurman quietly confirmed something that's arguably more immediately useful: Apple is rebuilding the AirPods settings menu from scratch, consolidating controls scattered across Bluetooth menus and Accessibility into one clean layout for the first time since the original AirPods.
What makes this remarkable is that nobody redesigned it even as AirPods gained heart-rate monitoring, clinical-grade hearing aid certification, sleep detection, and real-time Live Translation. Every new feature just got bolted onto the same 2016-era screen. That's the kind of technical debt that builds quietly for years until it's genuinely painful to use.
If the redesign delivers what Bloomberg describes, what else in the Apple ecosystem is quietly overdue for the same treatment?
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