Originally Posted by swordman:
“Maybe, maybe not still makes no sense. It is logical to assume - given a 2 year cycle - that 50% upgrade in alternate years.
So i still have no idea what your point was.”
“Maybe, maybe not still makes no sense. It is logical to assume - given a 2 year cycle - that 50% upgrade in alternate years.
So i still have no idea what your point was.”
I suppose you could assume that everyone with a phone upgrades every two years, but I'm sure plenty of people don't. Especially people on PAYG.
The point is that it makes little sense to hold back features with a view to people upgrading more regularly than they otherwise might.
As an example, we didn't buy an iPad until it had a retina display. We didn't buy an iPad one year, and another one a year later. Which isn't to say that some people wouldn't have. I'm just not convinced that there is a net benefit to Apple in delaying features.
Besides which, what happened to the thing about Apple users being idiots who buy anything Apple release? If that really was the case, they wouldn't need to hold back features to get people to upgrade in the future. They'd be upgrading anyway, because they're idiots who buy anything Apple release.




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I do have both android and apple devices, so I'm covered.
