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Nope. Smartphones get replaced more regularly, and with less compatibility headaches than Desktops. XP reigned for over a decade. No iOS version will be widely
by mburns 11y ago
Nope. Smartphones get replaced more regularly, and with less compatibility headaches than Desktops.
XP reigned for over a decade. No iOS version will be widely used for nearly that long.
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- jimmcslim 11y agoYou could also argue that Safari on desktop is more likely to be updated as well since it is generally accepted that Mac OS X has a higher adoption rate of new versions since: 1. enterprise use of Mac OS X is pretty small, and its generally enterprises that are slow to upgrade OS/browser, etc (albeit for generally valid reasons) 2. OS X upgrades have been free for some time now.