Most people who switch from an iPhone to android get into a habit of comparing the two. They should if they have to. But it doesn't do them any good. You've bought the phone and made the switch, now you have to deal with the good and bad things that come along with it.
Anyways, I'm not going to go into IOS vs Android war here. Although I'm an android guy. And I switched from 4 years of using IOS.
Most switchers notice a bit of lag and start trying to fix the situation. So did I the first time I switched. They start using cleaning tools etc. Now I don't know if you did the same but if you did, clean up all your cleaning tools. Just get rid of them. These cleaning apps get deep into the system and instead of boosting up performance, they slow the phone down. If not, then that's just the way the phone is. It does so many things amazingly at the cost of being a bit laggy sometimes.
Secondly, the home button issue is unusual with the S6. If you have assigned any apps to home button other than "going home" then reset it. For example many android users use it to launch certain apps. That slows down the functionality of the home button. If not, then check if there's a hardware issue with the button. If nothing works then do what the person above has stated.
I don't understand what you mean by the browser lagging.
I'm just saying, don't get hyped into this lagging issue. Yes, the S6 isn't as smooth as the iPhone or the nexus devices. It's a bit laggy and blocky in performance. Don't TRY to make your S6 work flawlessly. If you let it go you'll forget noticing such things. Of course a 2 second lag is hard to leave unnoticed and needs to get resolved. But otherwise, a little lag won't kill nobody.
Relax.
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