the interesting cut-off point may well be the 5s, with a 64bit processor
(not the 5 or 5c). In the long run, that's going to a cut-off point. A 5
will probably get a bit sluggish with OS 9 but you can bet that before
long, 64-bit will be the criterion (iOS 10, maybe - excuse pun).
On 29 Apr 2015, at 10:32, [email protected] wrote:
Just wondering if anyone has any thoughts about the likelihood of
which of these phones will survive the release of iOS9 and still be
able to use it. As an uneducated guess I would presume the 4s will get
stuck on iOS8 but the 5 might still be able to move on to iOS9. Any
thoughts anyone (or inside information)?
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