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I own a perfectly fine iPad 1 and can't use apps for it anymore because Apple said so. This really irks me, at least let me install the latest usable version.
by jagermo 10y ago
I own a perfectly fine iPad 1 and can't use apps for it anymore because Apple said so. This really irks me, at least let me install the latest usable version.
The iPad is still working nicely, but the behavior by Apple just sucks.
- bigmanwalter 10y agoIf you first add the app to iTunes for PC/Mac, then it lets you install the last compatible version of the app on your iDevice!
- jagermo 10y agowow, thanks. I'll try this.
- bigmanwalter 10y agoIt's absurd they don't say that anywhere, but it works :)
- nodamage 10y agoYou can: https://support.apple.com/en-is/HT201377 https://support.apple.com/en-is/HT201377
- jagermo 10y agoRunning Windows :(
- nodamage 10y agoFollow the iOS instructions. You can install older versions of apps directly from the App Store on your iPad by going into the Purchased section. It will prompt you to install the last compatible version. If you're trying to do this with an app you haven't previously purchased, you'll need to purchase it directly on iTunes, and then it will show up in the Purchased section of the App Store on the device.