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Personal experience doesn't bear that out. Back when I had an iPhone 3G, my most-used app was for radio streaming. I consumed 5gigs in a month easy with that. D
by lstamour 13y ago
Personal experience doesn't bear that out. Back when I had an iPhone 3G, my most-used app was for radio streaming. I consumed 5gigs in a month easy with that. Don't confuse slower with incapable. The real question is if you can't afford a newer phone, can you still afford the more expensive data plans?
- duskwuff 13y agoRight.. but as time goes on, an increasing number of those applications will have released mandatory updates that require iOS 5 or later, leaving 3G users unable to continue using them. With a shrinking number of working applications to choose from, it's inevitable that usage will drop.
- lstamour 13y agoYou can download "the last supported version" if you want, the app store offers that now. And any apps already installed or purchased can be re-installed at a later date.
- duskwuff 13y agoRight, but that only gives you an old version of the application - it doesn't include a matching version of the online service the application is connecting to. If the service has changed sufficiently, the old application may no longer work properly (or may just get a "too old, please upgrade" message).