, Apple will cease supporting most iPhones in the iPhone 6s design. This is Apple taking its first really big step away from the home button Evans loved. Even though we have a new iPhone SE , the writing is on the wall. There probably won't be another one in this design or with a physical home button.
Evans' wish:"I want something from before to work until it doesn’t work anymore," is a common one and seems a fair ask on the face of it. Certainly other product categories - everything from cars, to vacuums, and mattresses - work that way. A car from 1930 has just as much of a chance of running today as it did a century ago if the motor still running and you can afford the gas. No one is redesigning bed frames so your old mattress won't fit.Technology is different, though.
Yet, here's someone who can clearly afford yearly gadget updates, and yet he held onto his aging iPhone 6S for more than half a dozen years. It worked for him. He clearly loved it, and can't stop morning its loss. Chris Evans isn't wrong. Maybe it's time technology is supported for as long as it could reasonably work. So what if the iPhone 6s can't support the latest OS. If it's still functioning-ish, then that should be enough.
To be fair, Apple doesn't remotely shut down old iPhones when they no longer support the current OS, but over time, they increasingly feel like an ostracized relative, finding themselves shut out of more and more activities, until, as with the classicEvans might've had another year or so with his iPhone 6s, though I'm sure he needed a new battery - if he could still get it.
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