> Hello all,
> I have a replacement iPhone 6 that I got a year ago. It's getting slower and 
> slower. I haven't inquired yet about a battery change. Seems to me after a 
> year with a presumably new or refurbished phone that should've been in good 
> working orde– a year isn't long to be having the kinds of lapses in 
> performance that I am experiencing.
> I have no need for any of the visual entertainments that the newer phones 
> offer, like cartoon images floating across the screen, and I don't do 
> anything  complicated with my phone. I haven't kept up with the different 
> changes since the iPhone 7 and here I am now  starting fresh with trying to 
> learn about what those changes  entail and which iPhones and which updates 
> work best and are most stable with voice over features.
> I  would even go back to a slimmer 5S if they weren't being throttled and 
> other things weren't happening, cited friends of mine have them, and the 
> error messages they get our continual and frustrating for them since updating 
> to iOS 11.
> Any words of encouragement here would be welcome. I'm hoping my six does not 
> die on me anytime soon because I really don't feel like investing more money 
> in this whole syndrome of the continual updating and new models of phones. By 
> the way I have a lot of space left on my current phone, I don't let things 
> build up and I get rid of stuff I don't need so that's not the issue. With 
> the phones sluggishness especially in regard to dictation. But not limited to 
> that It reminds me of my very first pair of sneakers, air Pegasus, which were 
> shoes I could run in beautifully. By the time they need to replace is 
> replacing and I went back to get my next pair of air Pegasus which I hope 
> would be the same, nope no such thing existed any longer even though there 
> was the same name on the shoe, and I've never found a pair sneakers that fit 
> as well or that  I ran as well and sense. Oh well. On with the race to the 
> end of time 
> 
> Deidre
> 

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