>do one resource intensive thing
>makes every app reload
pssh nothin personell
Do one resource intensive thing
Jonathan Watson
Brandon Rodriguez
iToddlers BTFO
Jason Gonzalez
based
Jose Bell
based
Jaxson Young
Based
Liam Cox
based
Cameron Allen
yikes
Nathaniel Ward
>using a phone for resource intensive things
Adam James
OH NO NO NO NO NO NO
LOOK AT THE TOP OF HIS HEAD!!!!!!
Tyler Bailey
Why is Japanese animation so cheap and shoddy-looking? Genuine question.
Jacob Morris
>yikes
yikes
Landon Lee
Now do that with the apps both loaded in the background on both phones
Joseph Ross
Now poo in loo iPajeet.
Aiden Cooper
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Ryder Nelson
>moist substance on the screen
just wipe it off what the fuck, it's not that big a deal and happens to literally every capacitive touch display out there
Sebastian Hernandez
>iToddlers defend Applel charging them premium price for a phone with no ram because "muh magic optimization"
Brody Harris
OH NO NO NO
Gabriel Martinez
iPhones are trash because of this.
Joseph Murphy
>(10 GB of RAM loses against the iPhone's measly 4 lol)
But the OnePlus 6T finished the second lap (the apps in memory lap) nearly 4 seconds faster than the iPhone.
Did you even watch any of the videos? Am I going to find more cases where the iPhone loses the second lap if I watch more of them?
>b-but the iphone wins the first lap/overall!
The point of this thread is memory management, though, which makes the second lap the most important. The first lap is largely governed by storage speed, and the iPhone is the only one with NVMe based storage.
Andrew Ward
>b-b-but if you cut off the first half of the test and just look at the amount raw of time, the one android phone with 10 gb of ram gets a slight head up
>what about all the other phones?
>uh...j-just ignore those. that's not indicative of android's overall optimization
>h-heh...itoddlers btfo...? right guys?
iPhone won the whole thing hands down. In real life, the iPhone is simply going to be faster overall.
Samuel Lee
Based
Brandon Morgan
Oh, so you did miss the point and have no idea what you're arguing over.
>In real life, the iPhone is simply going to be faster overall.
Except in real life your most use apps will still be in memory on the OnePlus 6T while the iPhone will be reloading them, as demonstrated in the test. Oops!
Austin Morales
See Doing literally anything makes everything reload
Liam Murphy
I'm an android fan but one thing apple is better as is video recording. Not pictures actual video
Josiah Gray
Give it back, Jamal
Christopher Moore
based