Harvard Study Shows Apple Slows Down Old iPhones to Sell New Models
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#3Software that does more things can run slower on older devices: news at 11
If internal documents from Apple showed that Dev's were allowed to release code that performed badly, but only at certain times of the release cycle, that news would be huge.
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#4Software that does more things can run slower on older devices: news at 11
That's true, but what we really need to know is what are the typical performance benchmarks that are required when launching a new software update? And does Apple change its internal performance requirements for older phones when new phones are released. If internal documents from Apple showed that Dev's were allowed to release code that performed badly, but only at certain times of the release cycle, that news would…
Comparing to Samsung is just a joke - how often do android users even get the choice to update, not to mention how Samsung releases may or may not match up with Google (Android) ones.
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#5This isn't news.
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#6This leads to security holes for sure, but my older Samsung devices running old Andriod versions are actually pretty snappy.
To bad there isn't a middle ground, but I guess that would be expensive to maintain old OS versions.
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#10Stepson: Hey, my phone is glitching and slow. I think I need a new phone.
Me: Really? let me take a look. . Hmm I dont see anything wrong, other than you are connected to the wifi network that is about 300 feet away from you.(My inlaws have a wide open wifi network in their house)
Stepson: oh, ok, but its still glitching. I need a new Phone!!!!!!!
Me: whenever you are ready to pay for it in cash since you still owe about 600 for that one...
Stepson: :(