... Plus the stability and performance upgrades that might be there mainly to help older hardware would likely translate to having some stability and performance improvements for newer hardware too.
Which ones are those?
Which ones are those?
So apple is now doing something about their engineered obsolescence about making older devices slower??
Why didn't they address the issue when people upgraded their 3gs's to ios 4 which made their phones super slow? Or what about iphone 4 users who upgraded to ios 6 and 7 and now have a useless paper weight?
What a joke. Ios 6 is what pissed me off enough to switch to android.
So apple is now doing something about their engineered obsolescence about making older devices slower??
Why didn't they address the issue when people upgraded their 3gs's to ios 4 which made their phones super slow? Or what about iphone 4 users who upgraded to ios 6 and 7 and now have a useless paper weight?
What a joke. Ios 6 is what pissed me off enough to switch to android.
Apple has also released new Apple TV software
Oh wah.
Newer software trying to be faster and do more by utilizing newer hardware's faster specs. This, thereby, makes said software run slower on older hardware.
I did!
Oh wah.
Newer software trying to be faster and do more by utilizing newer hardware's faster specs. This, thereby, makes said software run slower on older hardware.
I'm still using a 1st gen iPad 2, which I bought in April of 2011, and I don't go around pissing and moaning b/c my 4-year-old device runs more slowly using software designed for new machines in 2014. I either download it and deal with it or don't download it at all.
Well this is odd, I updated to 8.1.1 and now my credit card is no longer showing in Passbook or associated withPay.
So are all you iPad 2 users experiencing better performance with this latest update? Safari is SERIOUSLY stuttery(especially the keyboard lag - drives me insane) on 8.1, does 8.1.1 fix this ?!
Enjoy!
Didn't know that my 5s was already obsolete.Ever since iOS 8.0.2, I've not noticed any performance or stability difference with iOS 7.1.2. Not a single reset since updating to iOS 8 either.
YES is exactly the same way as ATV via a 59p ($99c) app that runs in the background so AirPlay is 100% the same. That was the deal breaker for me.
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YES is exactly the same way as ATV via a 59p ($99c) app that runs in the background so AirPlay is 100% the same. That was the deal breaker for me.
Not taking those for granted, but just saying there's a good possibility that some sort of stability and performance improvements were made all around, just more pronounced/noticeable on older hardware.. The bug and security fixes alone usually make it worthwhile unless there's some specific reason that someone might have that truly outweighs it all.But you can't take that for granted. Every device has it's own iOS file.
That went out of the window a few days ago and replaced with Amazon Fire TV.
The is absolutely no comparison in the 2 devices!
For example Twitter and PayPal are still not working at all with notifications on my 6. Twitter also has the glitch with the badge icon option not showing in notification setting and its so annoying. Think this might be an app issue tho and not ios, but it's still weird since other apps that haven't been updated work fine.
Anyone got Twitter notifications working on a iPhone 6?
Yep, that's why I have an iPad 3 running 6.1.3, and my daughter's iPad mini still runs 7.1.2. They both run fine, and it just seems that iOS 8 puts an inordinately heavy burden on A5-powered devices.
It's generally safe going one iOS generation beyond the launch version, and after that it becomes weighing the tradeoffs between performance and stability versus the new features, security patches, and app compatibility. iOS 8.1 runs great on my 5s, and I've installed every iOS 8 update on the first day so far. When iOS 9 rolls around, I'll probably take a more cautious approach on when/if I install that update.
I think the same way. However, apple used not to be like this. Apple gave flawless support to even 5 year old macs.
And that was the value people have seen and switched to Apple. I still believe the value is still there (because I just got iPhone 6+ for $1200 with apple care) but i think the shield is wearing off rather quickly and it seems like there is no clear advantage from getting iPhone over Android anymore.
I still think the ios app base is far superior to android. But the quality of software, hardware and updates going downhill now make me think twice before buying Apple product.
Seems like they are improving the iOS version that is the most current to be as best as it can be. Why would they go back to a version from years back that no one really supports anymore anyway to do that? They should have done it back then, but didn't, for whatever reason. The fact that they are doing it now for their current versions seems like a good thing (they did that with iOS 7 and now with iOS 8).So apple is now doing something about their engineered obsolescence about making older devices slower??
Why didn't they address the issue when people upgraded their 3gs's to ios 4 which made their phones super slow? Or what about iphone 4 users who upgraded to ios 6 and 7 and now have a useless paper weight?
What a joke. Ios 6 is what pissed me off enough to switch to android.
Those are some odd ones. Certainly doesn't really seem like some big widespread issue though, but a weird one nonetheless.If a notification comes through on my phone (such as for an E-mail), if I open up my E-mail to read the message, or even click on the individual notification, the notification does not auto clear from Notification Center after I read the message. Same thing with SMS & iMessages. Another issue is with the App Store. I'll receive a Badge icon stating I have "x" # of updates. If I use iTunes to update the Apps (which I almost always do) the apps will update and will update on my phone once I'm Synched it, but the "x" # of updates still appear in the App Store under "Available Updates", along with the Badge icon stating I still have "x" # of updates. Instead of the App showing "Update" next to it, it will just say "Open".
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