Aloha all,
I just recently bought two S5's, one for me and one for me wife (verizon). My wife's phone is noticeably laggy and choppy, even when just swiping in between app screens. My phone, on the other hand, is very buttery. I have tried factory resetting the phone, and various lag-fix options available on the web (removing flipboard, going into developer options and tweaking animations / transitions, etc, removing as many of the verizon bloatware and other apps as I can), but nothing seems to fix it.
Is it possible that my wife's phone has some hardware issue with the ram that could be causing the lag? The difference between the two phones is indisputably noticeable.
I bought these phones from Costco, which has its own 90-day warranty (and Costco is known for being lenient on returns), so I plan on bringing the phone back into the Costco third-party dealer to exchange. I was hoping I might be able to throw down some tech-speak on him and convince him that its possibly a hardware issue.
Thoughts? Mahalo!
I just recently bought two S5's, one for me and one for me wife (verizon). My wife's phone is noticeably laggy and choppy, even when just swiping in between app screens. My phone, on the other hand, is very buttery. I have tried factory resetting the phone, and various lag-fix options available on the web (removing flipboard, going into developer options and tweaking animations / transitions, etc, removing as many of the verizon bloatware and other apps as I can), but nothing seems to fix it.
Is it possible that my wife's phone has some hardware issue with the ram that could be causing the lag? The difference between the two phones is indisputably noticeable.
I bought these phones from Costco, which has its own 90-day warranty (and Costco is known for being lenient on returns), so I plan on bringing the phone back into the Costco third-party dealer to exchange. I was hoping I might be able to throw down some tech-speak on him and convince him that its possibly a hardware issue.
Thoughts? Mahalo!