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'''audioOS''' is the operating system used by the [[HomePod]]. It is a forked version of iOS. |
'''audioOS''' is the operating system used by the [[HomePod]]. It is a forked version of iOS. |
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| − | The first version of audioOS is marketed as 11.0. An OTA update was released before the HomePod's launch as 11.0.2. |
+ | The first version of audioOS is marketed as 11.0. An OTA update was released before the HomePod's launch as 11.0.2. OTAs with broadened firmware requirements are prefixed with "9.9." (example: 9.9.11.0.2). |
| − | The shell for audioOS is called by "SoundBoard" (instead of SpringBoard), although it has no user interface. Most frameworks are replaced with |
+ | The shell for audioOS is called by "SoundBoard" (instead of [[SpringBoard]]), although it has no user interface. Most frameworks and applications are replaced with HomePod equivalents that are prefixed with "Air." |
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Revision as of 05:31, 1 April 2018
audioOS is the operating system used by the HomePod. It is a forked version of iOS.
The first version of audioOS is marketed as 11.0. An OTA update was released before the HomePod's launch as 11.0.2. OTAs with broadened firmware requirements are prefixed with "9.9." (example: 9.9.11.0.2).
The shell for audioOS is called by "SoundBoard" (instead of SpringBoard), although it has no user interface. Most frameworks and applications are replaced with HomePod equivalents that are prefixed with "Air."
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This software article is a "stub", an incomplete page. Please add more content to this article and remove this tag. |
