Is it the end of the line for the ‘i’ at Apple? Analyzing Apple’s naming scheme

Macworld
Feb 1, 2018, 7:00 am976 ptsHot
The discovery that in iOS 11.3 Apple is renaming the iBooks app to “Books” seemed... not particularly revelatory. We’ve all read about how Apple’s been slowly stripping away the lower-case-i prefix from older products. New products and services are a generic word preceded with the word “Apple,” as in Apple TV…

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