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I just got my first Android phone (a 1ghz dual-core 512mb LG) and it its fuckin slow :( (my iPhone 3GS felt way way snappier).
by swah 15y ago
I just got my first Android phone (a 1ghz dual-core 512mb LG) and it its fuckin slow :( (my iPhone 3GS felt way way snappier).
- nutjob123 15y agoAndroid phone responsiveness varies by a huge amount. Some are lightning fast while others just have lots of lag throughout the ui. I have found lg phones to be in the latter category.
- akmiller 15y agoMaybe it's the version of Android? I just got the HTC One X and everything flies on that phone. No delays or lag on anything. Best phone I've used to date (and I've had all iPhones except the 4s).
- darkstalker 15y agoThat's because in iOS the UI has maximum priority. It can even pause the app so the UI keeps a high framerate.
- rsynnott 15y agoThis is a myth, introduced by an uninformed Google intern in a blog post. Hint; start Skype on an iPhone, switch to another app, and scroll a list. Note how your Skype call continues.
- liquidsnake 15y agoThat's pretty odd since I have a HTC Desire (single core 1GHz) which works really well. (Never been an iPhone owner though)
- blinkingled 15y agoSee if something like a 3rd party ROM like cyanogenmod is supported on your phone or just return it and get something like one of the HTCs or better yet an unlocked Galaxy Nexus straight from Google.
- nextparadigms 15y agoPre-ICS versions of Android kind of sucked, due to the lack of GPU acceleration. I suggest you look for a CM9 ROM for your phone on XDA.
- swah 15y agoHm, there are builds of CM9, so I'll try that. edit: ICS (CM9) has much nicer looks and also feels snappier. The install was also pretty simple, to my surprise.