The iPad 2 is Apple’s longest supported iDevice. Even though it was released in 2011, it still runs the latest — albeit stripped down — version of Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS 9. A lot has changed since the iPad 2 was first released. Apple has developed faster processors, Retina screens, an entirely new cable, dedicated graphics chips, and a whole lot more. The iPad 2 uses an A5 chip while the latest iDevices use an A9. It doesn’t have a retina screen and requires an old 30-pin iPod-era cable. The iPad 2 really can’t handle the latest and greatest apps...
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