[Electronics-talk] iPhone question

Linda Bloodsaw lbloodsaw2018 at gmail.com
Mon Sep 16 16:43:11 UTC 2013


This is good news for me and thanks to all who responded.

On Sep 16, 2013, at 12:19 PM, "Baracco, Andrew W" <Andrew.Baracco at va.gov> wrote:

> I bought my first iPhone, the 3GS in December of 2009, and it had
> already been out for several months. And, now, 4 years later, all of the
> OS updates to date have supported the 3GS. Now, having said that,
> hardware upgrades in successive models have given newer models much more
> functionality, but the 3GS today will still do what it did when it first
> came out in 2009. If you buy a new iPhone 5C or 5S, or even if you get a
> 4S, you will get years of service from it, but note that as time goes
> on, you may not be able to do everything that you can do with models
> that have come out since you got yours.
> 
> Andy
> 
> 
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> 
> How long can one continue to use an iPhone?  By that I mean if a person
> bought a phone in 2008 can he still use it today? I don't want to buy
> one if I'll only get a couple years use out of it.  Thanks.
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