Paladin
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- Apr 26, 2010
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Apple does make nice solid hardware, no one can argue that. I will say though that my Evo has had no issues and feels as solid as any phone I ever held, more so than most actually. I cannot speak for others but mine is sold and feels well made.
Now to speed; you don't need more than 30FPS to move around the menus etc... That is not slowing it down.
Have you rebooted your Evo and then scrolled through the menus? It FLYS!!!
It is some apps hanging around in the background that slow any Android phone down. When mine gets a bit laggy I just fire up ATK and kill off some stuff manually and I am back to scrolling very fast. Android handles most programs very well but it is stil not perfect I am finding out.
The iPhone probably seems faster because nothing runs at the same time, well very little.
We can have programs keep running actually doing things in the background while iPhone apps usually freeze. They are basically task switching, not multitasking. Not that this is bad, just different and not as useful in my book. It works to the end user for the most part, and that is good, but some things will be limited due to this on the iPhone as some apps cannot keep running updating data or whatever.
Android apps are also supposed to freeze when they are not doing anything but some simply don’t, bad programming I guess.
I will take true multiasking anyday over task switching.
Now to speed; you don't need more than 30FPS to move around the menus etc... That is not slowing it down.
Have you rebooted your Evo and then scrolled through the menus? It FLYS!!!
It is some apps hanging around in the background that slow any Android phone down. When mine gets a bit laggy I just fire up ATK and kill off some stuff manually and I am back to scrolling very fast. Android handles most programs very well but it is stil not perfect I am finding out.
The iPhone probably seems faster because nothing runs at the same time, well very little.
We can have programs keep running actually doing things in the background while iPhone apps usually freeze. They are basically task switching, not multitasking. Not that this is bad, just different and not as useful in my book. It works to the end user for the most part, and that is good, but some things will be limited due to this on the iPhone as some apps cannot keep running updating data or whatever.
Android apps are also supposed to freeze when they are not doing anything but some simply don’t, bad programming I guess.
I will take true multiasking anyday over task switching.