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      10-15-2015, 01:30 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by fravel View Post
When will people learn to not update their previous-gen devices when a new iOS rolls out? They've been doing this with literally every iteration of the iPhone they've made. New phone has newer, better hardware and comes with new software to take advantage of it. Old phone with old hardware gets bogged down by new software, and you run off to the apple store to buy a new device because your old one is now a brick.
You do realize they make different builds for each device? So the missing new hardware on older devices that can't utilize the new lines of code are removed. To be honest... I don't see why it should drastically slow down with each major revision because the hardware is the same. I honestly believe that they make older device builds with more inefficient code to make it slower intentionally so that people will want to "upgrade" the device.
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