New iOS App messed up.
Warning, it appears that the latest version of iOS App (20.3 released today) is not compatible with many older iPhones, e.g. my 5c. However, the App is still appearing in updates, but then it says, not compatible... Seems like SQ has joined Apple in making it hard using any device older than 2-3 years...
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Same here
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Originally Posted by Paulrh
(Post 26600468)
Same here
Quite some concise first post :) |
Originally Posted by ExSin
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Welcome to FT, Paul!
Quite some concise first post :) Some of us would just type +1. Or did you expect him to elaborate? |
Originally Posted by vbroucek
(Post 26597260)
Seems like SQ has joined Apple in making it hard using any device older than 2-3 years...
Since software and hardware is evolving rapidly we can expect backwards compatability to have equally short support timelines |
Originally Posted by RTWFF
(Post 26602603)
Apart from a "Let's bash Apple" motive, the OP is clearly ignorant of how software and hardware evolve over time. It is generally not possible, for example, to run Microsoft's Office 2016 program on a personal computer only capable of running Windows XP. There is nothing evil, no "gotcha" here. It's the way software always evolves, and at some point maintaining backwards hardware compatibility becomes too great an overhead and earlier hardware configurations are no longer supported for later versions of Apps/software
Since software and hardware is evolving rapidly we can expect backwards compatability to have equally short support timelines Nothing justifies the fact that a phone worth more than USD 500 has to be thrown away after 3-4 years. We live in a world of limited ressources and this type of brainless attitude is not acceptable. |
Originally Posted by RTWFF
(Post 26602603)
Apart from a "Let's bash Apple" motive, the OP is clearly ignorant of how software and hardware evolve over time. It is generally not possible, for example, to run Microsoft's Office 2016 program on a personal computer only capable of running Windows XP. There is nothing evil, no "gotcha" here. It's the way software always evolves, and at some point maintaining backwards hardware compatibility becomes too great an overhead and earlier hardware configurations are no longer supported for later versions of Apps/software
Since software and hardware is evolving rapidly we can expect backwards compatability to have equally short support timelines If you want a lesson in SW/HW life cycle, ask me, or have a look at Ubuntu LTS releases, have a look how long is life cycle of Windows 7. I can and do run W10 on computer that is 5+ years old (admittedly, it was bought over specified at the time of original purchase) and W10 is running on it better than W7 did. So why do you need new Apple device for nearly every major release? As for the Apple bashing, have a look at life cycle of iPads and iPhones. So for a iPhone App, not to be compatible with a device only little over 2 years old is ridiculous. Particularly considering that the new version of the App does not introduce any functionality that would not work on 5c. |
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I'v noticed that the latest app (20.2) does not allow me to save a change of seat selection. I can choose the seats on the seat map, I just have no option to save the seats. Weird.
Attachment 8594 Attachment 8595 As you can see, there's no "Save" option.. There used to be blue "Save" and "Revert" buttons but they are now gone. |
Does mobile website still work Ok for you? Where there are app fails, often mobile website is OK.
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Originally Posted by lokijuh
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Does mobile website still work Ok for you? Where there are app fails, often mobile website is OK.
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You used to be able to get to the mobile website on a PC (i.e non-mobile device) but now it redirects to the standard site. Pity, the mobile site was better for some functions.
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Originally Posted by Guvner067
(Post 26607305)
You used to be able to get to the mobile website on a PC (i.e non-mobile device) but now it redirects to the standard site. Pity, the mobile site was better for some functions.
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Originally Posted by Fly-Swiss
(Post 26603099)
Being ignorant for me is the one who accepts this by justifying it with apparent software upgrade.
Nothing justifies the fact that a phone worth more than USD 500 has to be thrown away after 3-4 years. We live in a world of limited ressources and this type of brainless attitude is not acceptable. |
Originally Posted by vbroucek
(Post 26606499)
The OP has been working in computer industry since 1985, has PhD in computer security and regularly works for law enforcement in the field.
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Originally Posted by RTWFF
(Post 26608198)
In Tasmania??
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