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Amid the excitement for the release of Grand Theft Auto 5, we have a feeling you may have forgotten iOS 7 will be released to select iOS devices starting tomorrow. Since not every iOS device will be able to upgrade to iOS 7, Apple is making sure you’re able to download the absolute last compatible version of an application so you don’t run into any issues with your aging iOS devices.

The new feature prompts you to download the last compatible version of an application if the latest version isn’t compatible with the current version of iOS you have running. If you happen to have an iPhone that is below an iPhone 4, you’ll certainly get some use out of this feature, although at this point, we would seriously encourage you to upgrade your device to something a little more modern.

Seeing how the iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S are releasing on September 20, we think now would be a great time for you to use your hard-earned upgrade, although if you have been carrying around an iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS for this long, we’re sure you’ll once again completely ignore the latest iPhone.

Apple Allows Aging iOS Devices To Download Last Compatible Version Of Apps original content from Ubergizmo.

Amazon Instant Video for iOS now supports AirPlay, allowing Prime customers to beam video from iPhone or iPad to their TV. Neat.

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It’s not uncommon at all for some people to be running a version of their smartphone operating system that is very old. Apple doesn’t have as big a problem with users running old versions of the operating system that other companies, but a number of users don’t bother updating their OS to the latest version. […]

Japan is probably known for people who are extremely passionate about certain things, including gadgets, and this scenario probably reinforces the point. A 44-year old man has set up camp in front of the Apple store in Tokyo’s Ginza district to earn the distinction of being the first to own one of the newly unveiled […]

Setting a reminder on your mobile device so you don’t forget to pick up something on the way home is a pretty easy experience if you have a phone that has a notes or an application that can remind you depending on the time or your location. But some people prefer to remind themselves of stuff the old-fashioned way, which by that, we mean by throwing as many post-it notes around as possible without causing a major fire safety issue. If you carry your mobile device with you, it would probably serve as being the best way you could remind yourself of something, but putting a post-it note on your phone probably isn’t the best idea, that is, until Paperback was created. (more…)

iPhone 5 Sticky Notes Now A Reality Thanks to Paperback original content from Ubergizmo.