I'm fine with Apple taking a year to refine and fix their software. This only extends the life of older hardware which can't keep up with the overhead of poorly optimized and buggy code.
This is a great strategy. Increasing performance on older devices improves resale value and longevity. This is something Android manufacturers just don’t care about.
Love how the graphs of CPU speed don't have scales. They're meaningless pretty pictures. And we're talking microseconds on the "slow" old fashioned CPUs.
The new OS may ramp it 5% faster (or 500% slower) for all those pictures show.
I love how they "polish the turd" of "free updates". Good for Apple (a hardware company), but they still don't see how bad it is for software developers. They never will.
It's great that they're focusing on older devices and performance. As a Pixel 2 XL user I'm happy with my device, though Android falls flat when it comes to older device support and adoption as usual.
I’m glad they’re finally making performance improvements on older devices. This was always an underlying issue that pushed me away from keeping my old tech. My iPhone 4 went downhill fast around iOS 6/7
Do you really think it’s physically possible for a 1GB RAM device to perform as well as one with 2-4GB RAM and a much faster SoC? Every new iOS release is more demanding than the last. I guess iOS 12 will be like 10.6 was to 10.5.