Thread: Mobile phones engineered 'not to last'
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Old 10-18-2014, 09:56 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by tubemonkey View Post
It does; but less than the iPhone 4. As long as older versions of the apps remain available, it'll still function; but it'll be missing the newer features that app upgrades provide.

My point was Apple's decision to release the iPod touch 4 with less RAM than the iPhone 4. That guaranteed that the iPt4 would be stopped on the upgrade path sooner than the iPh4.
A new iPhone costs, what, $600+ unsubsidized. An iPod touch costs a little less, no?
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