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I remember reading iOS have been handling touch input interrupts with high priority (vs normal priority in android) along with HW accelerated UI Kit ~ 5 years a
by Abishek_Muthian 6y ago
I remember reading iOS have been handling touch input interrupts with high priority (vs normal priority in android) along with HW accelerated UI Kit ~ 5 years ago in topics such as 'Why iOS is more responsive than android'; I presume android now does the same or has improved in other ways as the latency in even low-end phones aren't drastically slow when compared with iPhones.
- Solocomplex 6y agoI believe the original Pixel had very high priority for input. It felt so much better than any other non-iPhone I had used before. They were working on it around 2016 for sure. https://www.androidpolice.com/2016/04/04/google-open-sources-walt-a-tool-for-measuring-touch-and-audio-latency-on-android-and-chrome-os/ https://www.androidpolice.com/2016/04/04/google-open-sources...