>Most people who manage to afford to buy a smartphone, use the thing until it dies. I've been making this argument for a while, whenever someone cries about fr

>Most people who manage to afford to buy a smartphone, use the thing until it dies. I've been making this argument for a while, whenever someone cries about fragmentation, mainly from my personal experience. I'm a "techy"; I want the latest and greatest. But in my family there are 4 Android users, 3 of which don't know what version they're running, or care in the least. They use the phone to make calls, check email, text, browse the internet and maybe download an app or two. Every version of Android has those capabilities.