Your Apple devices might be vintage now

ZDNET Tech Today - US

July 2, 2024

Apple says your device may now be vintage or obsolete - here's why and what that means

Apple considers its products vintage when the company has stopped selling them more than five years ago, and obsolete when sales ended more than seven years ago.

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