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But on the flip side, Apple provides a much longer support lifespan for iOS devices than Android vendors do. I wouldn’t want to use the latest Chrome on a devic
by agsnu 4y ago
But on the flip side, Apple provides a much longer support lifespan for iOS devices than Android vendors do. I wouldn’t want to use the latest Chrome on a device running iOS 9 anyway.
- jraph 4y ago> Apple provides a much longer support lifespan for iOS devices than Android vendors do True, but for many Android devices, you can install a custom ROM when the vendor decided to stop supporting their product. Still not good enough though, those custom ROMs are usually built using outdated drivers anyway, usually eventually blocked on a given Android version because the kernel can't be upgraded, and it is not trivial to install them. What's more, Apple is a bit better than Android for this, but that's because Android is incredibly bad at it to begin with. Both are pretty bad. The mobile scene is clearly in a bad shape in this respect. We are happy when a mobile device is supported for a few years, but I'm used to being able to run an up-to-date OS on a desktop computer or a laptop for decades, until it dies.