In the middle of this month I was writing this article in which I told you the terminals that would not run iOS 7 as soon as the operating system will be released in beta version and then officially. Yesterday the company Apple has released a new model of the iPod Touch 5G, the device being a low cost version of the line iPod Touch-s that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), sells them, but together with it was taken out of sale, and most likely out of production, iPod Touch 4Gwhich has more than two years of availability on the market.
There are slim chances that iPod Touch 4G to run iOS 7 since Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), removed the device from sale, and the same can be said about the terminal iPhone 3GS. iPod Touch 4G it has a better processor than the 3GS, but it has the same amount of RAM, both terminals may not be able to support iOS 7 after launch. Probably Apple will not offer the new version of the operating system that only has 256 MB of integrated RAM, both terminals being part of the same category.
It was normal for Apple to give up iPhone 3GS, but the possible abandonment of the iPod Touch 4G is surprising, but if this autumn the iPod Touch 6G will make its appearance on the market, then everything becomes logical. If you have an iPhone 3GS you will find out on June 10 if iOS 7 you will be able to run on it, but you shouldn't get your hopes up too high.
