> It’s funny, if you ask tech people, a lot fall into the “I have to have the latest and greatest” but also a lot fall into the “I’ll upgrade when they pry the

> It’s funny, if you ask tech people, a lot fall into the “I have to have the latest and greatest” but also a lot fall into the “I’ll upgrade when they pry the rusting hardware from my cold dead hands”. Not concerning the iPhone, but in general tech people tend to be very vocal about not updating when they feel that the new product introduces some new spying features over the old one, or when they feel that the new product worsens what they love about the existing product (there, their taste is often very different from the "typical customer").