QUOTE(fabianz03 @ Sep 20 2019, 10:40 AM)
Android OEMs is just jamming more battery and RAM to offset the lack of optimisation they do. So bottom line it really doesn’t matter.
the best chipset, i give you the bionic a13. but the best optimization ? i dont think it will be iOS at all.look how gary from android authority explain bionic chipset advantage over snapdragon. apple use very big chip for their bionic a13 compare to snap dragon counterpart so to achieve higher performance. if you have the best chipset and best optimization, then suppose in every daily stuff like opening apps, multitasking, caching apps and battery life, iphone would win all right ?
not in real life thou, all the speed test, battery life test, cache test, u can see iphone get beaten again and again and again, which tells u that, iphone has superior chip, but inferior optimization.
imagine this, android running in a13, that will be the best of both world.
btw years back when android introduce split screen multitasking (my galaxy note 4 has it), i also see a bunch of apple user say their phone can. but what they did is, open 1 apps, go back home, then open another apps, then called it multitasking
ram is still ram, they are meant to cache the apps you are running so that it wont keep getting restarted once u quit it
Sep 20 2019, 10:57 AM

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