SOOOO SLOW (at times)

[bergeronjc#WN]

This One X is so slow at times.

Apps take longer to install on the One X than the GS2; the home screen constantly has to redraw itself if I have any app open longer than 30 minutes (probably an ICS issue, but still).

My guess is the combination of ICS and Sense with 1GB of RAM, make for a very poor Android experience...If it wasn't for the fact, I can never go back to anything old and I'm smitten with the screen; I'd go back to the GS2.

 

[nokia4life]

This One X is so slow at times.

Apps take longer to install on the One X than the GS2; the home screen constantly has to redraw itself if I have any app open longer than 30 minutes (probably an ICS issue, but still).

My guess is the combination of ICS and Sense with 1GB of RAM, make for a very poor Android experience...If it wasn't for the fact, I can never go back to anything old and I'm smitten with the screen; I'd go back to the GS2.

I have the same issue.

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[macguy59]

I've yet to experience this but I'm a freak about closing apps if I'm not going to be using it for awhile. A habit I started with my iPhones. I'm also not big into widgets. I use the default time/weather, Google Voice and system shortcuts. That's it.

 

[garrim85]

I've yet to experience this but I'm a freak about closing apps if I'm not going to be using it for awhile. A habit I started with my iPhones.

This, for me. No issues so far at all. But I don't leave apps open if I'm not using them. I use widgets though, only a couple. Haven't had a redraw yet and things install in an appropriate amount of time IMO, in my experience so far.

 

[Jonneh]

It's nothing to do with 1GB of RAM - that's plenty for ICS. The Galaxy Nexus has 1GB of RAM and is stock ICS; works perfectly fine. (https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...us/?playredirect=true&hl=en-US&token=HBnv3p03)

edited: Sorry about that, just re-read and saw you said "the combination of ICS and Sense".

 

[bergeronjc#WN]

That's good to know. I was about to ask if anyone knows how the Galaxy Nexus runs...Sense is very flashy and cool looking, but holy hell is it one heck of a memory hog.