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You'd be just as upset if they didn't upgrade to the later iOS versions either. Gotta drop support somewhere; that hardware is getting old.
by givinguflac 9y ago
You'd be just as upset if they didn't upgrade to the later iOS versions either. Gotta drop support somewhere; that hardware is getting old.
- leppr 9y agoNot saying the contrary, just disagreeing with the "old iPads haven't been deprecated" opinion. iOS 9 was released in 2015, so 4 years after the iPad 2 release. I'd expect a $600 device to last a bit longer than that, and I'm sure the biggest IT firm in the world could easily create custom builds for their older devices: optimise font-rendering, properly convert assets to low-res versions, and disable (or degrade) the animations and transparency. If the internal OS architecture is sensible, these 3 adaptations shouldn't be that much work and shouldn't cause any bugs.