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<h2>How to size up a slow iPhone/iPad and next steps</h2>
<h3>Background, Expectations, & Best Practices</h3>
<p>Much like we discussed
last week about Macs, one of the great things about the iPhone and iPad is that they often last a long time (although users typically update iPhones more frequently than iPads and Macs). While this is a hallmark feature of a quality product, your iPhone or iPad performance may also decrease the longer you own it.</p>
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