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 The Official iPhone 6s/6s+ Discussion Thread | V1, Officially available on 16/10

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darth5zaft
post Sep 11 2015, 07:36 AM

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QUOTE(bobboy @ Sep 10 2015, 09:00 PM)
its not lag.. but not smooth.. i mean smoothnesss  tongue.gif
note 4.. not regret..but i prefer ios more.. because i like to touch fast(dun like a single loading) on iphone.. u know what i mean right.  sweat.gif
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I guess the problem is samsung then and not android in general. can check out YouTube as a S5 is less smooth than a chepo moto e.

i guess more RAM would help with the reload and redrawn on browser and apps though
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post Sep 11 2015, 04:12 PM

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QUOTE(attw @ Sep 11 2015, 08:44 AM)
I learnt the hard way that for a Samsung device, 3GB RAM is the safe spot. Anything less is courting trouble.. Of course, that may be different now they have redesigned their UI.

Now that it's confirmed that the 6S comes with 2GB RAM, I'm keen to try the performance especially when multitasking and opening browser windows... If it is a vast difference from the existing 6, then I'll be tempted...
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highly it would be vastly different as currently the os itself use 800mb of RAM.

the 1st step of 3D touch could in theory and everyone else is doing it by long pressing. but I doubt it would come to the 6 together with front flash.

so its a good upgrades
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