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May I break into the white noise that is the usual traffic in this group?

Up till yesterday my iPhone 11 and iPad 11 would only update to a version of IOS 26. But suddenly IOS 27.1 became available. Or at least, I hadn't observerved the availability until yesterday.

I had to free up some space on the iPhone before I could download the upgrade, but that apart there were no problems.

Considering the amount of whinging that goes on about the inadequacies of Apple, I am pleased that devices so "old" still get upgraded.

Maybe not all the clever features later devices get with the upgrade will be available. That's OK. The principle is established.

I now relinquish the group to the trolls, the whiners and the totally irrelevant. And to those who for some reason see fit to respond to them


God made the integers. All else is the work of man.
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From Newsgroup: misc.phone.mobile.iphone

Old John <watcombeman@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

May I break into the white noise that is the usual traffic in this group?

Up till yesterday my iPhone 11 and iPad 11 would only update to a version of IOS 26. But suddenly IOS 27.1 became available. Or at least, I hadn't observerved the availability until yesterday.

I had to free up some space on the iPhone before I could download the upgrade,
but that apart there were no problems.

Considering the amount of whinging that goes on about the inadequacies of Apple, I am pleased that devices so "old" still get upgraded.

Maybe not all the clever features later devices get with the upgrade will be available. That's OK. The principle is established.

I now relinquish the group to the trolls, the whiners and the totally irrelevant. And to those who for some reason see fit to respond to them

God made the integers. All else is the work of man.

Your post is a breath of fresh air. Thank you.
--
Paul Goodman

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