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For me that's one of the major advantages of iPhones over Androids. Android has always had those micro-delays. On a new device in the price range of an iPhone t
by dx034 6y ago
For me that's one of the major advantages of iPhones over Androids. Android has always had those micro-delays. On a new device in the price range of an iPhone they're acceptable but it's (subjectively) never as smooth as an iPhone. I was always curious if it's closer integration between hardware and software or if Google just doesn't really care about it as it doesn't hurt sales.
- aequitas 6y agoI recently switched back from Android to iPhone with the new iPhone SE. I was just blown away with the speed and tactility of the iPhone. Just how the hardware and software work together to make it one experience. Whereas my Android always felt slow and laggy. Granted it was a mid-range one, but still, basic things like opening and switching apps should come with seconds delay and loading times.