FabGuys.com forum: I phone 26 update

By *ad Bod Man OP Man
4 weeks ago

Gloucester

This has come up on my I phone today have heard it can cause some real issues has anyone had this update in their I phone recently!?

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By (user no longer on site)
4 weeks ago

I’ve got 26.2 and it’s been fine

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By *az405Man
4 weeks ago

N.Wales

My phone has been updated with no problems so far

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By *eridian413Man
4 weeks ago

Rugby

All good here.

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By *tan1252Man
4 weeks ago

Sudbury

Not had any problem with IOS 26; all seems fine.

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By *driverMan
4 weeks ago

nearby

Works fine. Updates are usually a problem on older models

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By *ennthebigMan
4 weeks ago

Erdington

No problem here

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By *hubsloverMan
4 weeks ago

East/west sussex

"This has come up on my I phone today have heard it can cause some real issues has anyone had this update in their I phone recently!?"

Such as?

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By *lexieMan
4 weeks ago

Just north of Southampton

"Works fine. Updates are usually a problem on older models "

...and there you have it! Old models struggle with deliberate updates aimed at crippling them; what to do? I know... buy a new £1.5k phone! Phone Co = happy days

Phone user = broke!

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By *iceCleanCockMan
4 weeks ago

swadlincote

Older iPhones don’t download the later IOS updates after a certain point. The downside is that apps increasingly want later IOS versions in order to work: the gmail app is an example of this foolishness.

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By *hubsloverMan
3 weeks ago

East/west sussex

"Older iPhones don’t download the later IOS updates after a certain point. The downside is that apps increasingly want later IOS versions in order to work: the gmail app is an example of this foolishness."

One reason you can't update them is due to the hardware inside, not because the companies are trying to pull a fast one on you. It's not about being foolish; technology is advancing, and it's happening faster than you realise.

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By *ocky30Man
3 weeks ago

Wellingborough

Being responsible for our company's apps, it's a bit of a vicious circle.

The app stores say you have to upgrade to 'XYZ' in the app in order to continue to publish updates to the apps, but then the apps need the latest iOS or Android OS in order to work properly.

Then we have queries from customers saying they can't download the app as the stores block it saying it is not compatible with the device OS...

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