Agreed. I understand there is some need for the world to move on at some point, I don't expect my 5 year old computer to run the latest games (although it mostl

Agreed. I understand there is some need for the world to move on at some point, I don't expect my 5 year old computer to run the latest games (although it mostly does). But from apple we now see an annual update, with quite a few apps immediately relinquishing support for a previous version. The problem? You can't install old versions supported for your OS from the app store, even though they work perfectly fine on any device that installed them before the update came around. That's just painful. I didn't even update to iOS 7 on my phone, my girlfriend did and no joke, she literally sold it 40 days later as she couldn't take how slow it was and got a Nexus 5. So I'm still on iOS 6 (and iOS 7 for my iPad). My phone works great, it's quick, and runs the apps for iOS 6 perfectly. But I've also been locked out of getting lots of apps, so I'll be dumping this phone soon while it works just fine, just so I can use basic apps I didn't happen to download in time at a normal framerate.