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I'm currently holding back from putting iOS 11 on my iPad Pro 12.9 (1st Gen) an iPhone 7, because I have a number of apps I use regularly, which are about to be unsupported.

I was about to purchase a replacement for one of the most important ones, when WOW, a 64-bit update finally turned up. I could so easily have wasted my money purchasing a duplicate program.

OK, so it's only (usually) a few bucks at a time, but with about 15 apps that need replacing, it soon adds up. And just like the app I mentioned a moment ago, they still might come out with a 64-bit version.

Question: How long should one wait for a potential 64-bit update to a much-loved program, rather than just chuck it in and find a new one to replace it?

Brian

biowizard wrote:

 

I'm currently holding back from putting iOS 11 on my iPad Pro 12.9 (1st Gen) an iPhone 7, because I have a number of apps I use regularly, which are about to be unsupported.

 

I was about to purchase a replacement for one of the most important ones, when WOW, a 64-bit update finally turned up. I could so easily have wasted my money purchasing a duplicate program.

 

OK, so it's only (usually) a few bucks at a time, but with about 15 apps that need replacing, it soon adds up. And just like the app I mentioned a moment ago, they still might come out with a 64-bit version.

 

Question: How long should one wait for a potential 64-bit update to a much-loved program, rather than just chuck it in and find a new one to replace it?

 

Brian

Contact the vendors to see if they have any intent in updating their apps

to 64 bit,  assuming they all still exist

最后更新：2017-10-06 23:35:31

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