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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Marty Champions on May 25, 2017, 06:42:51 AM
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problem is the podcast app requires ios 10
please help work sucks enough having to listen to am fm radio
i plan on downloading podcasts to listen to later at work
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Always thought that Apple products were so user friendly ::)
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problem is the podcast app requires ios 10
please help work sucks enough having to listen to am fm radio
i plan on downloading podcasts to listen to later at work
Why wouldn't you upgrade?
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Why wouldn't you upgrade?
i click general
then i click software update
then it says my ios 7.1.2 is up to date
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i click general
then i click software update
then it says my ios 7.1.2 is up to date
What iphone is it?
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What iphone is it?
iphone 4
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Stitcher runs on iOS 7. You can get podcasts to run on it.
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iphone 4
It doesn't run iOS10.
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It doesn't run iOS10.
thanks :'(
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Stitcher runs on iOS 7. You can get podcasts to run on it.
cool i will look up this app thanks
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Stitcher runs on iOS 7. You can get podcasts to run on it.
oh god did a search this shit is overly complicated :'( :'( :'(
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Stitcher runs on iOS 7. You can get podcasts to run on it.
ok went to download stitcher it says i must have ios 8 >:(
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Exhume Steve Jobs.
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ok went to download stitcher it says i must have ios 8 >:(
Do you ever consider the free upgrades that get offered? There's been probably over a thousand since the iphone 4.
What carrier are you on?
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Do you ever consider the free upgrades that get offered? There's been probably over a thousand since the iphone 4.
What carrier are you on?
verizon
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Always thought that Apple products were so user friendly ::)
His iphone is 4 yo though, I will say he got his money worth.
But Anyway, it can, maybe, be done.
1.) Google install new apps on older iOS.There are work arounds.
2.) And if new app requires a newer iOS version, apple is almost on version 11, he got 7. Jailbreak and install older versions of apps.
3.) go to swappa and buy an iphone 5 or better, starting at 80 bucks...
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verizon
There's always deals for a free upgrades.
Right now certified pre-owned 6s is only 18/mth in addition to a plan. Eons better than the 4.
If you asked them if they could help you out you might get it cheaper.
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There's always deals for a free upgrades.
Right now certified pre-owned 6s is only 18/mth in addition to a plan. Eons better than the 4.
If you asked them if they could help you out you might get it cheaper.
dam so i need a new phone ,ive never used apps or pocasts just surfed the web
one can literally get very fucking smart listening to tech podcasts while working thier regular job
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His iphone is 4 yo though, I will say he got his money worth.
But Anyway, it can, maybe, be done.
1.) Google install new apps on older iOS.There are work arounds.
2.) And if new app requires a newer iOS version, apple is almost on version 11, he got 7. Jailbreak and install older versions of apps.
3.) go to swappa and buy an iphone 5 or better, starting at 80 bucks...
My Huawei with Android 4.1 of peace as well, and I have no problems with installing/upgrading apps.
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Download pocket casts. Good app for podcasts
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My Huawei with Android 4.1 of peace as well, and I have no problems with installing/upgrading apps.
Yeah, but falcon's problem was trying to install an OS that wasn't supported by the model of the phone he has. That's not a good example to use to make a case against Apple products' "ease of use".
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Yeah, but falcon's problem was trying to install an OS that wasn't supported by the model of the phone he has. That's not a good example to use to make a case against Apple products' "ease of use".
My point is that the backward compatibility issues from these iPhone apps aren't a sign of user friendliness. My Android OS version became a dinosaur, but -again-, I had no upgrade or installing issues with the latest apps.
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My point is that the backward compatibility issues from these iPhone apps aren't a sign of user friendliness. My Android OS version became a dinosaur, but -again-, I had no upgrade or installing issues with the latest apps.
It is a sign of apps requiring needed maintenance. as a user of both oses, google play Store is full of shit and malware. I don't want abandoned apps and buggy shit on my phone.
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My point is that the backward compatibility issues from these iPhone apps aren't a sign of user friendliness. My Android OS version became a dinosaur, but -again-, I had no upgrade or installing issues with the latest apps.
I'm not a fan of apple, either - but he has an iphone 4 and that was first released in 2010, so yeah.. maybe time to allow apple to abandon supporting it.
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i'm in the same boat as you, I refuse to get a new phone and so we're stuck in the past
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i'm in the same boat as you, I refuse to get a new phone and so we're stuck in the past
As long as it works and you're not in need of a better camera or to play the latest mobile games, there isn't much reward for upgrading.
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It is a sign of apps requiring needed maintenance. as a user of both oses, google play Store is full of shit and malware. I don't want abandoned apps and buggy shit on my phone.
True, there are a lot of crappy Android apps, but you have plenty of pearles as well. Don't confuse apps with ads with malware. In most cases you either pay for an app or you accept ads.
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Buy an newer phone
Choose android because for 80 buck younwil be set.
Take droppingplates advice concerning aps though.
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True, there are a lot of crappy Android apps, but you have plenty of pearles as well. Don't confuse apps with ads with malware. In most cases you either pay for an app or you accept ads.
No, malware. This just happen yesterday, 36 million android devices infected. For better or worst, apple's App Store is locked down and is safer.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/google-boots-41-apps-infected-with-judy-malware-off-the-play-store/
http://www.wcvb.com/article/up-to-36-million-android-smartphones-may-be-infected-with-this-malware/9941114
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No, malware. This just happen yesterday, 36 million android devices infected. For better or worst, apple's App Store is locked down and is safer.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/google-boots-41-apps-infected-with-judy-malware-off-the-play-store/
http://www.wcvb.com/article/up-to-36-million-android-smartphones-may-be-infected-with-this-malware/9941114
That's bad publicity for Google, since they have autoscan technology in their Gmail service.
Neither of them is perfect, but at least I can run almost any app on my old Android version with root access.
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Personally, both OS to me are quality.
It's just a matter of what nuances you want to deal with.
Galaxy, Pixel, iPhone are all great.
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That's bad publicity for Google, since they have autoscan technology in their Gmail service.
Neither of them is perfect, but at least I can run almost any app on my old Android version with root access.
If rooting your phone and increasing the chance of malware and privacy issues, have at it. It's your phone.
Personally, both OS to me are quality.
It's just a matter of what nuances you want to deal with.
Galaxy, Pixel, iPhone are all great.
Yup the OSes are pretty much the same now a days. Apple does offer better customer support and their apps are not in beta like google does.
Try to talk to somebody at google about your android having issues. Not happening. Plus no support of beta features and apps.
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If rooting your phone and increasing the chance of malware and privacy issues, have at it. It's your phone.
When needed, I use Advanced Permission Manager to adjust certain app rights. This only works in root mode.