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You know, I was having this problem on my GN for a long time. I was convinced I was experiencing the storage deterioration problem. My GN is rooted and I've bee
by moskie 13y ago
You know, I was having this problem on my GN for a long time. I was convinced I was experiencing the storage deterioration problem. My GN is rooted and I've been running custom ROMs for a long time, keeping them up to date as time went on, and performance was fine. I was running JDX [1], and was happy with it... but as time went on, the device got slower, and all indications to me were that it was the storage deterioration problem. But then I switched to a more basic ROM [2], and now my GN is running perfect. Google Now is so much faster, switching apps is smooth, etc. etc. A world of difference. This post is now coming off as an ad for this ROM that I'm using... but I just wanted to share my experience. If you're looking into buying a new phone because of the slowness, trying out this ROM might be a last ditch effort to give your GN some new life.
[1] - http://rootzwiki.com/topic/28677-rom-jdx-v143-formerly-jelly-belly-07072013-jb-422-43aosp-its-all-about-the-butter/ http://rootzwiki.com/topic/28677-rom-jdx-v143-formerly-jelly...
[2] - http://rootzwiki.com/topic/36706-romaosp42271213-shiny-ota-like-stock-android-422-jdq39e-no-bugs/ http://rootzwiki.com/topic/36706-romaosp42271213-shiny-ota-l...
(both those links are specifically for the Verizon GN. If you have a different one, you'd have to look for different builds.)
- deelowe 13y agoThanks for the advice, but I'm not keen on running custom roms. It just aggravates me that Google doesn't acknowledge the issue.
- moskie 13y ago> It just aggravates me that Google doesn't acknowledge the issue. I guess my point is that "the issue" might not be storage deterioration (for which you'd be inclined to blame Google, or Samsung). Perhaps the ROM you're using (sent to you by your carrier, right?) is the issue. If the custom ROM solves your problem, you'll both a) learn that the issue wasn't storage degradation, and b) make your phone usable. Again, if you're considering getting a new phone anyway (because it's slow), it's worth a shot. And it's kinda fun to hack into your phone, anyway, right?