Advice- iPhone I think is not worth , its better that you all buy iPad because 4 to 6 iPhone (size) = 1 iPad and iPhone is very expensive and after 4 years no new iOS support it which means no new app and after launch of iPhone next year its become outdated so if you all want to buy iPhone think why you want will it will help me 100% so if you want iPhone put maximum no. of app and keep 1 to52 GB FREE for photos ,whatsapp ,videos etc
If you're still using an iPhone that's two or more generations old, the chances are that it isn't as nippy as it used to be. The interface seems more sluggish, apps take longer to open or run - it just isn't the swift device you remember. Maybe it's been performing more slowly since you installed iOS 7. But there are some techniques we can use to speed up an ailing older iPhone. Whether you're on aniPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S - or even something earlier - you can benefit from our speed tips for older smartphones. Updated 11 March 2014
Apple's iPhone 5s is its flagship smartphone, but older models remain popular: the iPhone 4S is still sold by Apple as budget alternatives, and plenty of Apple fans continue to use a beloved iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS or even older iPhone.
But is your iPhone 4 or 3GS still performing? All computing devices are prone to slowing down over time, as their memory fills up and extra software is installed, but the way iPhones use their memory makes them less prone to this than most.
It's possible that it just feels slower than it used to, because you've got used to what initially seemed dazzlingly quick operation, or have started to compare it to friends' newer, faster models.
But sometimes it's possible to make a direct comparison: when there's an app you used to enjoy but has since become unusably juddery. Such a situation is what led us to write this feature. The wonderful, super-fast game Super Hexagon demands lightning reflexes to survive, but the stuttering graphics on our iPhone 4 now make it impossible to play. We've also been seeing problems with the iPhone 4 handling Temple Run 2.
Here are some great methods to speed up an iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S or even iPhone 5, 5c or 5s, if you're not happy with the way it's running.
How to speed up an older iPhone: Install iOS 7.1 (if you're on iOS 7)
Apple's most recent operating system for the iPhone and iPad, iOS 7, divided opinion. We think it's great, but we're the first to admit that it can be difficult for older iPhones to run - with the result that iPhone 4 owners have found performance has dipped since upgrading. (The iPhone 3GS and earlier aren't compatible with iOS 7 upgrades at all.) This is one of most common recent reasons people seek to downgrade from iOS 7 to iOS 6, in fact, but that is unfortunately a difficult process.
If performance is your main bugbear with iOS 7, however, fear not; because Apple claims that the newest update of all, iOS 7.1, solves many of these issues. (It also, as you can see below, softens the 'toxic chemical spill' greens in certain icons.)
If you're still using an iPhone that's two or more generations old, the chances are that it isn't as nippy as it used to be. The interface seems more sluggish, apps take longer to open or run - it just isn't the swift device you remember. Maybe it's been performing more slowly since you installed iOS 7. But there are some techniques we can use to speed up an ailing older iPhone. Whether you're on aniPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S - or even something earlier - you can benefit from our speed tips for older smartphones. Updated 11 March 2014
Apple's iPhone 5s is its flagship smartphone, but older models remain popular: the iPhone 4S is still sold by Apple as budget alternatives, and plenty of Apple fans continue to use a beloved iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS or even older iPhone.
But is your iPhone 4 or 3GS still performing? All computing devices are prone to slowing down over time, as their memory fills up and extra software is installed, but the way iPhones use their memory makes them less prone to this than most.
It's possible that it just feels slower than it used to, because you've got used to what initially seemed dazzlingly quick operation, or have started to compare it to friends' newer, faster models.
But sometimes it's possible to make a direct comparison: when there's an app you used to enjoy but has since become unusably juddery. Such a situation is what led us to write this feature. The wonderful, super-fast game Super Hexagon demands lightning reflexes to survive, but the stuttering graphics on our iPhone 4 now make it impossible to play. We've also been seeing problems with the iPhone 4 handling Temple Run 2.
Here are some great methods to speed up an iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S or even iPhone 5, 5c or 5s, if you're not happy with the way it's running.
How to speed up an older iPhone: Install iOS 7.1 (if you're on iOS 7)
Apple's most recent operating system for the iPhone and iPad, iOS 7, divided opinion. We think it's great, but we're the first to admit that it can be difficult for older iPhones to run - with the result that iPhone 4 owners have found performance has dipped since upgrading. (The iPhone 3GS and earlier aren't compatible with iOS 7 upgrades at all.) This is one of most common recent reasons people seek to downgrade from iOS 7 to iOS 6, in fact, but that is unfortunately a difficult process.
If performance is your main bugbear with iOS 7, however, fear not; because Apple claims that the newest update of all, iOS 7.1, solves many of these issues. (It also, as you can see below, softens the 'toxic chemical spill' greens in certain icons.)
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