Sort a.
Remember: 64 bit sometimes can be backward compatible. Let me be very
clear. I didn't say it always! can be, but sometimes depending on
circumstances, it can be. So, theoretically, you probably could get away
still with running some things that were designed more for x86 platform. It
really just depends.
Chris.
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From: "christopher hallsworth" <[email protected]>
To: "macvisionaries" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, August 28, 2015 3:01 AM
Subject: New iPhones
Hi all
If what I read on Mac Daily News about the lack of an iPhone 6C plus the
discontinuation of the 5C is true, this year will be a very significant year
for iPhone owners. Why? All iPhones from the 5s up are 64 bit.
Theoretically, this means 32 bit is dead as far as the iPhone is concerned.
To my knowledge, 32 bit is dead throughout the iOS device range as even the
new iPod Touch is now 64 bit. I say good riddance to 32 bit! RIP.
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