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Some of those videos also do wifi website loading comparisons and the 6s is about the same speed. What do you spend time waiting for on your phone? I dont spen
by randyrand 7y ago
Some of those videos also do wifi website loading comparisons and the 6s is about the same speed.
What do you spend time waiting for on your phone? I dont spend much time waiting fo my phone on my SE daily driver, do you? App loading time is still the most common thing I can think of. What else would you suggest they test?
- gruez 7y ago>Some of those videos also do wifi website loading comparisons and the 6s is about the same speed. That's not surprising as 80% of the time the phone's waiting for the network, so the benchmark basically turns into a latency/speed test and any performance difference gets buried. >What do you spend time waiting for on your phone? I dont spend much time waiting fo my phone on my SE daily driver, do you? App loading time is still the most common thing I can think of. What else would you suggest they test? Maybe it isn't an area that we should be concerned about? I mean, you don't see this type of benchmarks in laptop/desktop reviews. You might see it in SSD reviews, but that's because there's literally nothing else to test in terms of real life workloads. Of all the reasons to pick one phone over the other, shaving 15s off each day isn't one of them.