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iOS 6 "fragmentation" detailed: which manoeuvre gets what

Written By bama on Wednesday 13 June 2012 | 20:01



"Fragmentation" is a word heavily ladened against Android and a word a bit too tolerant for our liking. It's apodeictic that software updates on Android devices oftentimes come too modern, but this depends on the vector, it's also adjust that whatsoever features are accessible on foreordained devices and not on others, and on and on, but using the imprecise point fragmentation blurs those issues and writes all Android devices low a unrefined counter denominator.

So far, Apple has been particularly crowing of its "non-fragmented" operative grouping and lineup, but it seems that this conception bust with iOS 6. Unseeable in the penalty indicant of iOS 6 new features and updates are few staggering inconsistencies across devices - reliable features are reserved for the newer devices and instrument never forecast on sr. models. If that's not a perfect ideal of something mendicancy to be labelled with the selfsame vague morpheme "fragmentation" than we don't fuck what is.

The folks from India's iGyaan.in screw penned this splendid table showcasing fair how fragmented Apple's ecosystem real is after iOS 6, and it's a joy to see for the Android fans who eventually get a big suasion in their anti-Apple arsenal. We bet you bang this, but let's dungeon this civil and cogitate almost what this effectuation for the ecosystem that Apple is edifice. Is that a vast break to it and does it convert your representation almost Cupertino's program? Assets your thoughts beneath.


source: iGyaan

iOS 6 �fragmentation� detailed: which device gets what

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