Originally Posted By: Reddy45
Originally Posted By: Bluestream
I like how they purposely slow down older phones so you have to buy a new one...then get caught and pretend to be good corp citizens.
They made it clear why the older phones are performance throttled -- to make the battery last a somewhat reasonable amount of time after it has aged.
And this isn't an issue where one could say that Android phones are innocent -- because many Android phones no longer come with a removable battery. What says that Google doesn't some day put in similar code?
This. This Apple OS has a watch built in for battery "health". As the battery lifecycle degrades, they limit the hardware performance to extend the lifecycle. Having owned both Apple and Samsungs in the past, I personally like that Apple does this- especially now with the non-removable batteries in most phones. If this were 3-4 years ago, I would take the removable/replaceable battery design any day over the degraded performance of my iPhone.
Originally Posted By: Bluestream
I like how they purposely slow down older phones so you have to buy a new one...then get caught and pretend to be good corp citizens.
They made it clear why the older phones are performance throttled -- to make the battery last a somewhat reasonable amount of time after it has aged.
And this isn't an issue where one could say that Android phones are innocent -- because many Android phones no longer come with a removable battery. What says that Google doesn't some day put in similar code?
This. This Apple OS has a watch built in for battery "health". As the battery lifecycle degrades, they limit the hardware performance to extend the lifecycle. Having owned both Apple and Samsungs in the past, I personally like that Apple does this- especially now with the non-removable batteries in most phones. If this were 3-4 years ago, I would take the removable/replaceable battery design any day over the degraded performance of my iPhone.