Don't iPhone routinely get 7 years of support?
The iPhone 6s came out in Sept 2015, it can't run the latest iOS, but it can run the previous version which is still getting security updates.
The iPhone 6s came out in Sept 2015, it can't run the latest iOS, but it can run the previous version which is still getting security updates.
Ctrl+F for "iPhone 5s", and you will see that it received a security update less than 2 months ago. And that's a phone released in September of 2013, making it almost a 10 year old phone by now.
And less crashes, longer support, better security (imo). I wouldn’t call that “far behind”, but more like just personal preference. These points matter much more to me than the inability to turn off animation.
I wonder how they get code to "Qualcomm closed-source components".
That means only the software side would be receiving the 7 years. Seems I'm not the only one who has wondered that https://twitter.com/DanielMicay/status/1444035302822223872
tbh, seems like false marketing, Samsung and Apple support their SoC firmware for that full support period.