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Is there any definitive evidence for this? Has anyone benchmarked devices before and after upgrades to prove it? Edit: I don't mean CPU benchmarking which has
by Spare_account 9y ago
Is there any definitive evidence for this? Has anyone benchmarked devices before and after upgrades to prove it?
Edit: I don't mean CPU benchmarking which has been discussed elsewhere in this thread. More like usability testing, sequences of actions not invoking new OS features where possible, and also a second set of tests using new OS features because that's what most people's experience would be.
- orloffm 9y agoIt's difficult to achieve because one cannot downgrade a device to some older version. So when 3GS became insanely slow with updates, no one could at random get a device with an old OS version.
- Spare_account 9y agoThis is a weak argument. It takes literally zero planning to do a test now and then do another after the update. I've found a few examples here: https://www.youtube.com/user/kabriolett https://www.youtube.com/user/kabriolett These don't support the argument that devices are slower after updates.