Apple Doesn't Deliberately Slow Down Older Devices According to Benchmark Analysis

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By Juli CloverOct 6, 2017, 4:55 pm1.6k ptsHotTop
Benchmarking company Futuremark recently set out to debunk long-running speculation that Apple intentionally slows down older iPhones when it releases new software updates as a way to encourage its customers to buy new devices. Starting in 2016, Futuremark collected over 100,000 benchmark results for seven…

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