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Most of it is running a single app at a time, with far less complexity than a desktop system.
by gowld 6y ago
Most of it is running a single app at a time, with far less complexity than a desktop system.
- saagarjha 6y agoNote that at any given moment there's usually a couple dozen daemons running in the background on iOS. And while iPhone will only show one app at once, iPad can do a handful.
- MarkyC4 6y agoiOS optimizes here too, by limiting how much CPU/IO background apps can use. It's frustrating to use Chromecast (for example) on iOS since it's always disconnecting from the receiver.
- saagarjha 6y agoI'm talking about background daemons from the system, which have different resource limits.
- why_only_15 6y agothe background daemons are mostly memory-limited, not processor-limited.
- saagarjha 6y agoFair. And to be honest, many of them are present on macOS too, without Jetsam around to kill them ;)