I cant believe how slow and laggy this is compared to my phone. Even when inputting text as I write this is horrible.
What gives?
What gives?
I cant believe how slow and laggy this is compared to my phone. Even when inputting text as I write this is horrible.
What gives?
It's either just a bug which cropped up on yours, or just Honeycomb; Honeycomb is a bit laggy with certain tasks, but if it's just downright unusably laggy, then you might need to try a hard reset on your Tab.I cant believe how slow and laggy this is compared to my phone. Even when inputting text as I write this is horrible.
What gives?
Mine was a bit laggy for a bit....then i removed the beautiful widgets live wallpaper and been much better since. That thing was killing my tabs performance.
Maybe try a different browser and see if the performance is better?
Maybe try a different browser and see if the performance is better?
It'll be the same for other browsers as well. It's not just a Samsung issue, it's Honeycomb. I had the same lag issues with the browser on my Acer.
Someone posted a fix, but doing so will not allow you to view YouTube videos.
Could you please link me to it? I don't mid not watching YouTube videos from the browser. Thanks.
OpenGL is the hardware acceleration library for Android. For an application like the browser, there can be two implementations of the "drawing" code for the application. If you wanted to draw some text on the screen, you could use either a bunch of standard text widgets, or you could render the text like a game would - with OpenGL. OpenGL lets you do things that a game would want to do, like scroll the text, rotate it, scale it, etc.
The OpenGL implementation of the browser would be much faster, and lets the device offload a lot of the graphical elements to the GPU.
Perhaps the problem here is that the keyboard (not OpenGL) is being composited on top of the OpenGL browser. That compositing implementation may be borked, or may be done in the CPU rather than the GPU.
So: Who's fault is it? Hard to say. It could be Google's implementation of compositing, or it could be the hardware vendors' (Samsung or Nvidia) implementation of OpenGL for their hardware.
I wonder if other OpenGL apps do the same thing. Someone find a game or graphic intensive application that also uses the stock keyboard and see if you get lag there, as well.