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isn't that due to just showing a splash screen and loading the app in the background? I'm sure I read it somewhere. Anyway it is a smart way to make hardware fe
by Blara 14y ago
isn't that due to just showing a splash screen and loading the app in the background? I'm sure I read it somewhere. Anyway it is a smart way to make hardware feel faster and more responsive, I did the same when developing an embedded touchscreen.
- msh 14y agoNo, more due to a agressive suspending of background processes. A app cant run in the background if it's not doing something that absolutely need to run in the background.