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10.3 is on current new devices, so it takes affect now for all new iPhones and iPads. Later, it will also affect existing ones.
by hellofunk 10y ago
10.3 is on current new devices, so it takes affect now for all new iPhones and iPads. Later, it will also affect existing ones.
- neiled 10y ago10.3 is in beta and the first beta was released to developers yesterday. That link is to pre-release documentation.
- cpncrunch 10y agoAlso, itunes connect still isn't allowing us to respond to reviews (which is the whole point of this post...)
- hellofunk 10y agoAccording to the article, if you purchase a brand-new iOS device, it is running 10.3. That is different than existing devices cannot get upgraded yet to it. Or is the article unclear?
- huxley 10y agoNo, you've misunderstood the phrasing, it says "which runs on currently shipping iOS devices", in other words, it is compatible with.