32 Bit Apps Phase Out

[scifan57]

Cool. Thanks. The new SE is my first 32 gig phone. That's enough space to last awhile? My older 5 Phone was a 16 gig model and I still had about 5 gig's of available space on it.

Thanks

You're welcome.

 

[DDickie]

Cool. Thanks. The new SE is my first 32 gig phone. That's enough space to last awhile? My older 5 Phone was a 16 gig model and I still had about 5 gig's of available space on it.

Thanks

My iPhone 5 has 64 gig and cost around 800 UKP (£) - so you can appreciate why I would be reluctant to upgrade!

Besides, after 280 Apps I still have 12+ gig left!

 

[Russtopher]

My iPhone 5 has 64 gig and cost around 800 UKP (£) - so you can appreciate why I would be reluctant to upgrade!

Besides, after 280 Apps I still have 12+ gig left!

280 apps? Wow. I thought my 80 apps was too many.

Thanks

 

[Ledsteplin]

I understand why this would be a reason to not upgrade, but I worry that new versions include security updates that really ought to be installed. I always try to stay up to date on updates in either iOS or Windows, unless one comes along that's known to cause problems. It's a tough call.

I've considered that. But unless something horrific comes along, I'll chance it. Many of what they call "security updates" are jailbreak patches.

 

[zstairlessone]

I'm thinking if it is an opening for Jailbreaking it is a vector for entry by some pretty nasty groups

 

[DDickie]

...but now, owing to Apple throttling the speed on older iPhones, I now have a 256gig iPhone X

 

[camabe216]

...but now, owing to Apple throttling the speed on older iPhones, I now have a 256gig iPhone X

Not on older phones. It is on phones where the battery has bad capacity left.
Time to change battery.

 

[DDickie]

Not on older phones. It is on phones where the battery has bad capacity left.
Time to change battery.

Well - it certainly appeared to affect my old iPhone 5 and that is why I went for an iPhone X.