With iOS 11, Apple is making a big underlying change to iOS. It is completely dropping 32-bit support from the OS. This means that iOS 11 will only work with iPhones and iPads that are powered by a 64-bit A-series chipset. To go along with it, the company is also dropping support for 32-bit apps from the iOS App Store. Continue reading →
With iOS 11, Apple is making a big underlying change to iOS. It is completely dropping 32-bit support from the OS. This means that iOS 11 will only work with iPhones and iPads that are powered by a 64-bit A-series chipset. To go along with it, the company is also dropping support for 32-bit apps from the iOS App Store. 
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