The first part of the WWDC 2011 event today has already ended but it doesn’t mean for the media, as many users are reacting about the new developments that have taken its place for their iDevices.
Obviously, the new iOS 5 and iCloud services are the most talked-about changes made by Apple today. And if you’re one of the users who are still using an outdated iPod Touch or iPhone, then this new platform means the extinction for your device.
You see, iOS 5 will only be available for iPhone 3GS / 4G and iPod Touch 3G / 4G, leaving those older versions including the iPod Touch 2G and iPhone 3G of year 2009 to be cut out from the group.
Likewise, this would also mean that any features for the iCloud is something that you won’t be experiencing at all as the service requires at least an iOS 5 platform for it to work.
Then again, for those who are used to on this transition, it’s simply a matter of buying a new iDevice again. Interestingly, if you’ll follow Apple, it takes more than two years before the company leave and forget its previous models.
So do you think 2 years is more than enough time to buy and upgrade for another Apple product?
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