Do you upgrade your old phones when new iOS comes out?
Of course I do. Why wouldn't i?![]()
I'm planning on keeping my iPhone 5 for another year. Given how iPhones struggle with second iOS upgrade post shipment, I plan on not upgrading to ios 8 to maintain performance.
Cuz that's what the new iphone is for.. It already has iOS 8
I'm planning on keeping my iPhone 5 for another year. Given how iPhones struggle with second iOS upgrade post shipment, I plan on not upgrading to ios 8 to maintain performance.
Do you upgrade your old phones when new iOS comes out?
iOS 4.1 is the most stable OS on iPhone to date and I refuse to upgrade to any sub-par operating system that came after it.
Kidding.
Ummmm, ok.
You know that the OS on older iPhones is upgradeable, right?
The A8 CPU is only up to 25% faster and GPU up to 50% faster than A7. Comparatively speaking, this isn't that big of a jump from the A6 compared to previous generational jumps (iirc, A4 -> A6 and A5 -> A7 were up to 4x speed bump in terms of CPU and GPU). It stands to reason Apple wouldn't make iOS 8 significantly harder on resources compared to iOS 7.I'm planning on keeping my iPhone 5 for another year. Given how iPhones struggle with second iOS upgrade post shipment, I plan on not upgrading to ios 8 to maintain performance.
lol.I kept my iPhone 4 on iOS 5.x for as long as I could before having to upgrade to 7.x. I'll be upgrading it to 8 on day-1.... it is currently a laggy stuttering mess with 7 and I can't imagine it being any worse with 8.
iOS 4.1 is the most stable OS on iPhone to date and I refuse to upgrade to any sub-par operating system that came after it.
Kidding.
lol.
Almost everyone on this site says how perfect and fluid 7 is. I hate it. iOS 6.1.2 JB was silky smooth and fast on my iP5. 8 better fix it. I'm getting the iP6, but 7 has issues on the 5S, so we'll see I guess.
I've often said iOS 7 was the best marketing campaign Android has ever had.
After what iOS7 did to the battery life on my i5, and after seeing how slooooow it made my father's i4, I'll never put a whole new version of iOS on an iPhone again. Once bitten, twice shy.