The mooper-propaganda continues. LOL
Originally Posted by
mooper
"Fragmentation" was an issue with older (Android 2.x) devices, but for 4.x and forward, has been fixed.
The vast majority of the installed android user base is highly fragmented. It will be "fixed" when the installed base is mostly 4.x and higher, which won't be for a very long time.
Originally Posted by
mooper
Any high-end Android phone made in the past 6 months and going forward runs 4.x and will easily upgrade without issue down the line.
Which is true of any phone OS, but mooper believes it is an android strength.
Originally Posted by
mooper
Does this mean that every Android update will immediately propagate? No.
Android updates will continue to be fragmented because they are controlled by the cell companies. Fragmentation will continue.
Originally Posted by
mooper
But remember, iOS updates don't come out every couple of months either. Sometimes you need to wait a full year.
That is the plan, known long in advance and on a regular schedule. Something that cannot be said for Android.
Originally Posted by
mooper
Will current phones *indefinitely* be upgradable? No, but same with iOS as well. An Android 4.0 phone will handle 4.1 and 4.2 seamlessly, extending full usefulness for a couple of years with nothing breaking or being lost.
Pure supposition. The same assumptions can be made for any iPhone originally released with iOS 6.
Originally Posted by
mooper
Might 4.3 and beyond cause some features to be missing? Sure.
More assumptions without basis.
Originally Posted by
mooper
Just as iOS 6 placed on an iPhone 4 (the latest iPhone just 1 year ago) will lack Siri, YouTube, and good maps.
A lie which you have been called out on before. First, the "latest iPhone" from one year ago was the iPhone 4S. And the iPhone 4 running iOS 6 does not lack youtube or good maps. Both are readily available from the home screen. Not sure why you continue to lie about this.
Originally Posted by
mooper
For these reasons, most iOS users are choosing to pass on the latest upgrade, even though their older iPhone can run it.
LOLLL
Care to compare the percentage of iOS 6 users to the percentage of Jelly Bean users? You would lose that one big time.