iOS8 on older devices? What are you doing?
So I have a 4.7 iphone6 on the way... obviously will run ios8.
However, I also have a house full of older devices!
iphone 5 (wife's phone)
iphone 5s (daughters phone)
iphone 4s (other daunters phone)
ipad 3 (my main iPad, waiting on air 2 to upgrade)
ipad mini (wife's)
ipad 2 (kids)
I know which devices it's POSSIBLE to run on, but which SHOULD it run on?
Before the rest of the family starts asking me "Hey, should I click on this update button?" - Im trying to figure out the answer myself!
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Just do them all. It’s designed for all of them. Ignore the whiners who say the device slows down.
The iPhone 4S, 5, 5C, 5S, 6, and 6 Plus.The iPad 2, the third- and fourth-generation Retina iPads, the iPad Air, and both the Retina and non-Retina iPad Mini.The fifth-generation iPod Touch.Both revisions of the third-generation Apple TV (as "Apple TV Software" version 7.0).
The base hardware for iOS is now the dual-core Apple A5 with 512MB of RAM.
[URL]http://arstechnica.com/apple/2014/09/ios-8-thoroughly-reviewed/2/#devices[/URL]
Just do them all. It’s designed for all of them. Ignore the whiners who say the device slows down.
Well, thats exactly my concern.
Selfishly, I will be keeping *MY* idevices on the cutting edge, but some of the others in the household will lag a bit.
I can see the 4S and 2 encountering that at times, but I doubt anything else will.