I still use my iPhone 4 in 2022. I don't use any social media at all, so using it just for iMessage and Facetime is perfect for me. I love it. It's small and simple.
I think the iPhone 4 and the 4S is cool. The iPhone 4 got ruined on iOS 7 but the 4S is slightly better (or worse?) on iOS 9. The closest i might get to a iPhone 4 or 4S is a iPhone 5 i might get.
I think the iPhone 4 is a cool device. Wish I had been able to use the older iPhones back in the day. The closest I’ve gotten is my iPhone 5 that I got in 2020 when my dad dug it out of a drawer it had been sitting in for a couple years, and set it up for me. I’ve actually held an iPhone 4s, which had used to belong to my aunt, but the phone was so totaled (on the front) that a piece of the front glass had fallen out, revealing the interior, and the screen was held together with strong scotch tape. Needless to say, the poor phone didn’t work. Although the back glass and camera were strangely unscathed.
I really wish companies would just support all devices ever made cause its not impossible they just get paid by companies like apple to keep people buying the new phones they have
It is impossible. You think an iPhone 5, with 1 GB of RAM, and an A6 processor would be capable of running a modern iOS? The software itself would max out the RAM. And even iPhones like the 6s, which just lost Apple Support last week (on iOS 16, they still have iOS 15) would struggle to run iOS 16 because the RAM is too low, and the processor and battery are too weak. But I do think companies should have security updates for all devices. Apple has shown a tendency to push an update to iOS 12 if there is a major security risk, like with Pegasus or with the same WebKit patch that was fixed in iOS 15.6.
@@falcondragonslayer i dont think you understood what i ment i never said they should update an iphone 5 to ios 16 i mean app support apps should still support like old ios or old android versions it would make phones better cause you could still be like hmmm 1500 dollar iphone 14 pro or the iphone 5 or 6 im a very techy guy ik the litmitations of hardware to software but i also know nothing is impossible either
@@falcondragonslayer its still 999 dollars for a base 14 dont be a fool the whole device is worth 600 dollars the just know people will pay for the apple name
It wasn't purposeful. It was Apple giving the customers what they wanted, at a cost the consumers weren't aware of. iOS 7 may run poorly on this hardware, but that's just because of how iOS 7 works. Apple believed that the tradeoff of speed for more app support and a more modern visual style was worth it. Similar story for iOS 9 on A5 devices. I highly doubt planned obsolescence was a factor in these scenarios, but I don't deny that it was ever a factor. I think the battery-based performance throttling seen in newer iPhones is definitely an instance of planned obsolescence.
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I still use my iPhone 4 in 2022. I don't use any social media at all, so using it just for iMessage and Facetime is perfect for me. I love it. It's small and simple.
With a jailbreak you can download old version of apps i have one with ios 5 and i have many games installed with this tweak
I think the iPhone 4 and the 4S is cool. The iPhone 4 got ruined on iOS 7 but the 4S is slightly better (or worse?) on iOS 9. The closest i might get to a iPhone 4 or 4S is a iPhone 5 i might get.
I’ve got an iPhone 4 in white I’m at collector of old iPhones on iPods and Apple products in general
İs Spotify still usuable? Can you make more videos about the 4S?
from unstoppable to unusable
iPhone 4 was my first iPhone and I kinda wanna buy one just for nostalgia
I have an iPhone 3GS and a iPhone 4S.
How you are using insta on iphone 4
I think the iPhone 4 is a cool device. Wish I had been able to use the older iPhones back in the day. The closest I’ve gotten is my iPhone 5 that I got in 2020 when my dad dug it out of a drawer it had been sitting in for a couple years, and set it up for me.
I’ve actually held an iPhone 4s, which had used to belong to my aunt, but the phone was so totaled (on the front) that a piece of the front glass had fallen out, revealing the interior, and the screen was held together with strong scotch tape. Needless to say, the poor phone didn’t work. Although the back glass and camera were strangely unscathed.
Cool vid
thanks :)
I'm still using one as a daily phone
Why
Madlad
@@TechHowden Idk, I have it tweaked so I have everything I need, sorry for the delay lol
@@alps1032 why not at least get a 4s or something
@@TechHowden idk lol
I really wish companies would just support all devices ever made cause its not impossible they just get paid by companies like apple to keep people buying the new phones they have
It is impossible. You think an iPhone 5, with 1 GB of RAM, and an A6 processor would be capable of running a modern iOS? The software itself would max out the RAM. And even iPhones like the 6s, which just lost Apple Support last week (on iOS 16, they still have iOS 15) would struggle to run iOS 16 because the RAM is too low, and the processor and battery are too weak.
But I do think companies should have security updates for all devices. Apple has shown a tendency to push an update to iOS 12 if there is a major security risk, like with Pegasus or with the same WebKit patch that was fixed in iOS 15.6.
@@falcondragonslayer i dont think you understood what i ment i never said they should update an iphone 5 to ios 16 i mean app support apps should still support like old ios or old android versions it would make phones better cause you could still be like hmmm 1500 dollar iphone 14 pro or the iphone 5 or 6 im a very techy guy ik the litmitations of hardware to software but i also know nothing is impossible either
@@nodubshere6589 it’s only $1500 if you get the outlandish 1TB version
@@falcondragonslayer its still 999 dollars for a base 14 dont be a fool the whole device is worth 600 dollars the just know people will pay for the apple name
@@nodubshere6589 No, it’s $799 for a 128GB iPhone 14 base model.
The purposeful decreases in performance on iOS 7 is planned obsolesce
It wasn't purposeful. It was Apple giving the customers what they wanted, at a cost the consumers weren't aware of. iOS 7 may run poorly on this hardware, but that's just because of how iOS 7 works. Apple believed that the tradeoff of speed for more app support and a more modern visual style was worth it. Similar story for iOS 9 on A5 devices.
I highly doubt planned obsolescence was a factor in these scenarios, but I don't deny that it was ever a factor. I think the battery-based performance throttling seen in newer iPhones is definitely an instance of planned obsolescence.