As expected and widely reported ahead of today's keynote, Apple introduced a completely revamped iOS at WWDC. Not only did they ditch the skeuomorphic design scheme in favor of something a little more colorful and fun, the company added a handful of neat new features—some old, some new. But as with any major update to the mobile OS, there are a handful of features that won't be coming to older generation iOS devices. (Hint: It's because Apple wants you to upgrade.)
AirDrop (which requires an iCloud account): iPhone 5, iPad(4th generation), iPad mini, iPod touch (5th generation)
Siri: iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad (Retina and newer), iPad mini, iPod touch (5th generation)
Panorama: iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPod touch (fifth generation)
Square and video formats and swipe to capture: iPhone 4 and newer, iPad 3rd generation and newer, iPad mini, iPod touch (fifth generation)
Filters in Camera: iPhone 5, iPod touch (fifth generation)
Filters in Photos: iPhone 4 and up, iPad (3rd generation and newer)
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That's a shame that so many of these features are missed out on old things, this is Apple's main weakness in my opinion. I understand that it makes money but it sucks for older users who can't afford to keep up to date all of the time.
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