If the battery hasn't changed, will the Touch 7 have a worse battery problem then the Touch 6 ?
The A10 should be more efficient than (even the underclocked) A8, especially under light load.
If the battery hasn't changed, will the Touch 7 have a worse battery problem then the Touch 6 ?
Ignorance is bliss.
With the comments here (as usual) you'd get the impression that a 6 year old is going to have a screaming fit about bezels and throw it right back at their parents.
Wat does android have to do with a $200 MP3 player in 2019?
Who could have known that discussing a simple matter of buying a gimped smart device vs a smart phone required understanding the totality of raising a child. What's next - deciding on McDonalds vs Burger King requires understanding string theory?
My opinion only but the Touch 6 will support iOS 13 but that will be the last update.
In the past, Apple has tried to support at least one update for a year to a device sold as new.
You gave me a lot to think about.Why would the parents be required to activate the iPhone 7 as a phone? Again, their child could simply use it as a Touch, then later utilize the phone functionality when he's old enough for it to make sense. And for the same price as the Touch. And why would they need AirPods?
Wat does android have to do with a $200 MP3 player in 2019?
Lost in five minutes? Swallowed by a younger sibling? By that logic there's not many things a parent would ever buy their child, except for maybe a crash helmet.
Cheap android tablet still makes more sense at this price point, especially on that tiny ass screen. All 3 of my kids have lg g pad tablets, 1080p laminated 8” screen, 32gb storage, expandable storage, headphone jack and plays minecraft. Plus great for shows and plays most of their kids games greatThe iPod touch is limited enough that a parent, even a non-technical one, can most likely fix anything the child messes up.
Having a headphone jack makes it easy to buy a cheap set of headphones at a convenience store on a long trip if the ones they have break. A lightning to 3.5mm jack is going to get lost within 5 minutes of a child getting ahold of it, or swallowing by the younger sibling. A 3.5mm splitter is cheap so two children can listen or watch in the back seat and you don't have to be tortured by Peppa Pig or PJ Masks.
If you have kids, the iPod touch makes sense for whole host of reasons over an iPhone 7.
People said that about both the 5th and 6th gen tooSafe to say this is probably the last iPod touch update we’ll ever see![]()
iPad Air, iPad mini 5, and the new MacBook pros were all released in 2019 with Touch ID.
I can't remember the last time I saw a kid with an iPod touch. They are typically loudly playing Fortnite on an iPad Mini in a restaraunt. My five year old has an iPad Mini 2 that I let her use for about 30-60 minutes a day to play mostly educational games, read books, and watch PBS kids.
Stupid enough, I've seen more and more elementary aged kids with iPhones, usually they look like hand-me-downs, but still. I will not be doing with my kids. Probably not even until they are driving, and we'll have a good talk about phone safety then. Although maybe we won't even really use phones in 10 years, lol.
All companies do what they want, and we’re posting on MacRumors, not MacFacts.It’s Apple, they do what they want. And its a rumor, not a fact.
Why would the parents be required to activate the iPhone 7 as a phone? Again, their child could simply use it as a Touch, then later utilize the phone functionality when he's old enough for it to make sense. And for the same price as the Touch. And why would they need AirPods?
And bluetooth 4.1! Outdated right out of the box.
Good news for people with kids whose parents don't understand that an old iPhone without a cellular plan is better than a outdated touch with a new chip.
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They are still making and selling them brand new (through third party retailers only) today...Not a chance. Apple sold the 6S for most of 2018, no way they drop software support in 2019.
I get the appeal.Apple finally picking a few of the low hanging fruit. Upgrade like this probably took the relevant engineering teams a month of part time work. But boom, the product is now much more compelling and will earn Apple millions, if not a billion a dollars over the next year or two. A nice little device for the kids when you don't want to lend them your phone. Or an alternative device for an iPhone user.