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It's got to be something relating to usage patterns. I've been buying the cheapest android phones my carrier supports and only upgrading them when my carrier f
by lupusreal 2y ago
It's got to be something relating to usage patterns. I've been buying the cheapest android phones my carrier supports and only upgrading them when my carrier forces me, and I never experience any slowdowns. On the other hand, I use almost no commercial apps, banking and finance being the exceptions. I use a few apps from F-Droid but the rest is just browser and basic phone functions.
The phone I have now is a Nokia branded something, can't remember the model name but it's about two years old. As fast as the day I bought it.
- stavros 2y agoYeah, I'm sure it's background apps, because I have lots installed, but I'd expect to be able to close them, or prevent them from running in the background somehow, at least.