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64Bit in mobile is only about a year old , iOS , which started the craze (Evolution) with the iPhone 5S and the iPads were first generation products that supported the new ARM architecture that provided 64Bit processing power , but as many apps were still coded to 32Bit  , that 64bit edge is/was not really that visible so Apple is now making a initiative to make all iOS apps coded to both the 64bit and 32Bit coding starting next February .News of having 64bit support is good news as the new architecture promotes the expansion of Video and memory allowing high quality apps , this news however is not going to be good for remaining legacy Apple devices as they are sure to drop out in the next few updates (iPad 2 , iPad Mini , iPhone 4S ) , but in the end most users will eventually feel more satisfied with the user experience once the platform becomes a 64bit only one . Source - GSMArena

A few hours ago , we posted a article about a 8GB iPhone 5C . But now we have another story from Apple confirming the discontinuation of the iPad 2 . The iPad 2 , until today was sold as the entry level iPad at $399 ,the device , introduced during the Steve Jobs era was one of the most successful tablet devices produced by the company and it because the signature design of the iPad until the new iPad Air was launched . In its place , Apple has re-commissioned the iPad 4 as the new entry level Apple tablet at $399 (16GB WiFi Only) . The iPad 2 was one of the last Apple devices to be sold with the old 30 pin adapter so the move to replace it with a lightning port equipped, high resolution display  iPad was bound to happen ,sooner or later ,the same can be said about the 8GB iPhone 5C because Apple plans to do away with the carrier contract -free old iPhone 4S in a similar fashion . Source -  TheVerge