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Are there that many smartphones that are actually capable of running YT and have a access to a version of Android/iOS that’s still supported and are 4g only? i
by ffgjgf1 3y ago
Are there that many smartphones that are actually capable of running YT and have a access to a version of Android/iOS that’s still supported and are 4g only?
iPhone 5 was the first to support 4G and I’m not sure the 4s or 4 are really suitable for watching YT these days?
- bArray 3y agoI have a 3G device still able to watch YT and a very old Kindle Fire that has NewPipe [1] installed for watching YT in bed (whilst my phone is on charge). I don't see why not either - if the device was capable of H264 when it was released, why not now? [1] https://newpipe.net/ https://newpipe.net/
- Vinnl 3y agoI think it's been fairly clear that people don't limit themselves to OS's that are still supported, and if you remove that condition from your question, I think the answer would be "yes".
- ffgjgf1 3y ago> I think the answer would be "yes". Hardly. Good luck running non-supported OS’s on iOS devices. So all of the old iphones and ipads are out. Even on Android only a tiny statistically irrelevant proportion would both with this.
- kcartlidge 3y agoI suspect the mention of OSs that are still supported implied they weren't talking about non-supported but no longer supported OSs. So nothing exotic, just the normal OS on the device but stuck at the old version which was the final one released for it.