There has been plenty of discussion revolving around Apple's recent method of bringing large, feature-laden updates to iOS on a yearly basis. Many have argued that doing so means that the company isn't able to spend the time required to iron out as many bugs as possible. Those of such a persuasion are quick to point to some of the glaring issues that iOS 7 and iOS 8 have suffered from and, in all honesty, they probably have a point.
