The company's new operating systems Apple OS X Yosemite and iOS 8 are more interconnected than ever before, especially thanks to the function Continuity, which led to the assumption that Apple will release both systems to the public at the same time. However, as the server points out 9to5mac.com, we will not see a joint release of both systems and for now iOS 8 will be released to the public in September along with iPhone 6, the Yosemite operating system for Mac computers, will reach customers in October at the earliest.
Same model Apple also elected last year, when so far what iOS 7 was available along with iPhone 5s in September, customers had to wait another month for OS X Mavericks to get it Apple released the nakonecv in October last year. About what functions Continuity actually offers and how the Mac computer will be connected to iPhonem you can read in the article published just after the opening presentation at WWDC 2014, where we first learned about the news directly at the presentation of OS X Yosemite: iOS Continuity: the best feature that Apple presented today!
