Good point with same hardware.
But again, Apple at one point could be held to that standard.
Or people not upgrading their macs hardware wise for YEARS, and having OS X run like butter.
Sierra to High Sierra, on 2017 gear, has turned into an immediate constant diffusing dumpster fire.
It’s embarassing. The macOS side of things is way crazier, but iOS is sloppy too considering Apple is now an iPad/phone-centric company.
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That then takes the wind out of the sails of Android getting no updates but Apple being supported for years. If updates break the experience, are they even updates worth touting about, when getting into the religious and holy android vs ios chatter.
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Look, Apple has problems, argue about it however you want.
Sloppy is sloppy and a pig with lipstick on, is still a pig. The competition being sloppy, doesnt take away from the topic at hand, being its own form of a mess. They dont have to be mutually exclusive.
I keep iPhones on average for three years. I pass them from me, to my wife, and then to my kid. During those three years we install every software update. It works fine for us. No complaints. Speed is fine (not as good as out of the box but plenty good enough). And we appreciate being able to install two or three major iOS updates in that time period to get new features.