(…and it sounds like future A-series chips won’t even include 32-bit support.
Wonder if that’ll free up any performance/die space?) — Steve T-S (@stroughtonsmith) April 8, 2017
In a series of tweets, well-connected developer Steve Troughton-Smith claims that Apple’s future A-series chips probably won’t support 32-bit apps.
After several notifications from Apple that future versions of iOS won’t support 32-bit apps, developers have been speculating that the change will hit with iOS 11 when this year’s new iPhones are launched, and with the launch of iOS 10.3 the company started alerting users to the coming change whenever they open a 32-bit app.
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