Let someone find out there is some type of conspiracy to impede performance on prior year devices just before launch of the successor. My S7 edge on ATT is updated to Nougat and it ran super smooth for a month. Now, it stutters on occasion and sometimes hangs between apps.
Could it be possible that manufacturers have some type of "service" running that changes RAM management or does some background processes that aren't necessary?
I don't want to be a conspiracy theorist when it comes to something like this, but it seems to heavily go in the favor of the carrier and manufacturer. Are major OS updates like this for any other Androids?
I guess the idea is to "make" people consider upgrading early or at worst every 2 years. They want people to lease the devices, bring them back so they can be resold and jump into a new installment plan.
As sexy as the S8 is. My gut is telling me to wait for the Pixel 2017. Google needs to get its supply figured out like yesterday though.