iOS 16: Development is said to have been completed since last week

The final version of iOS 16 will probably be released when the new iPhones are released. According to insider information, the development should have been completed since last week.
Apple revealed iOS 16 at WWDC 2022 in June. The major innovations include the redesigned lock screen, features such as deleting messages in iMessage or the shared iCloud photo library. Thanks to the beta program, the new features can already be used fromprobeer, but the finished version of the new operating system is still pending. This usually appears in the first half of September together with watchOS 9 and new iPhones.
Since this date is already just around the corner, one can expect that the new operating systems are largely ready and Apple is now only concentrating on bug fixes. Insider Mark Gurman has now confirmed that, according to his information, the developments have been completed since last week, which means that iOS 16 would be ready for the iPhone 14 series.
What about iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura?
In recent years, iOS and iPadOS have always been released at the same time. This year, things are going to be a little different, with iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura planned for October. That's when new hardware is also due to be released. The reason for the delay in iPadOS is probably the problems with the Stage Manager, the newly introduced window system for the iPad and Mac. In the current betas, this is still not running stably, especially on the iPad, which is why the Californian company has postponed the launch of the software, according to rumors.
Whether this information is correct will become apparent in a few weeks. TechnikNews will report.