Android Lag, Even With Project Butter?

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http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...roject-butter-how-it-works-and-what-it-added/

I only scanned but that seems to be based off the IO 2012 talk they gave.
None of that is about using more raw power. Most of it is about managing the timing in the render pipeline.

It just seems strange to claim project butter (that is a marketing name not the projects real name) is about using raw power because afaik the only new device released with Jelly Bean so far is the Nexus 7 and that is a $200 tablet.

 

[aznguyen316]

I only scanned but that seems to be based off the IO 2012 talk they gave.
None of that is about using more raw power. Most of it is about managing the timing in the render pipeline.

It just seems strange to claim project butter (that is a markting name not the projects real name) is about using raw power because afaik the only new device released with Jelly Bean so far is the Nexus 7 and that is a $200 tablet.

Galaxy Nexus officially got it a week ago. My S3 has it thanks to CM10 though, been using it for the past 3-4 weeks. Started on nightly 9-2 I think.

 

[Vetvito]

^ no CDMA aka carrier Nexus officially got Jelly Bean. Unlocked Nexus had it for months.

 

[aznguyen316]

^ no CDMA aka carrier Nexus officially got Jelly Bean. Unlocked Nexus had it for months.

http://m.engadget.com/2012/09/21/verizon-galaxy-nexus-finally-lands-jelly-bean-update/

 

[Vetvito]

Lol that's proving my point. CDMA aka carrier branded aka Verizon/Sprint just got Jelly Bean. GSM unlocked pure Google phones have had it for months.

 

[aznguyen316]

Lol that's proving my point. CDMA aka carrier branded aka Verizon/Sprint just got Jelly Bean. GSM unlocked pure Google phones have had it for months.

Yeah your wording was pretty confusing in your post. "no CDMA aka carrier Nexus officially got Jelly Bean." Maybe if you added when JB officially released. I already mentioned in my post that you were "^" to that Nexus received the update last week. Wasn't sure where you were going with that.

 

[blackhand1001]

^ no CDMA aka carrier Nexus officially got Jelly Bean. Unlocked Nexus had it for months.

Both sprint and verizon have rolled out jellybean already. Even the sprint nexus s has it as well.

 

[Mrg02d]

There is a leaked ROM for GS3 from Sprint that is JB. Its super smooth, more so than iOS, but glitchy. Good thing its a leak. As for benchmarks, it crushes ICS on Gs3.

 

[3bs]

My only issue with the stock AOSP browser is that it doesn't sync bookmarks with my gmail account. I try to sync it in accounts but it fails every time.

If anyone else is having this issue then try this. I'm glad I decided to google my issue and like most times, I found a solution https://productforums.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/chrome/T18wWp8MhRc

 

[Vetvito]

Yeah your wording was pretty confusing in your post. "no CDMA aka carrier Nexus officially got Jelly Bean." Maybe if you added when JB officially released. I already mentioned in my post that you were "^" to that Nexus received the update last week. Wasn't sure where you were going with that.

My fault, got to use these commas.

 

[thelezzy]

There is lag with every os. iOS had minor mili second lag when scrolling to spotlight search or returning home from the photo booth app.

Android is rather acceptable since having quad core A15s under the hood. I nearly noticed any unacceptable lag from home onwards with the store demo units HTC ones and S4s

 

[adder7712]

In some instances, the iPad 3 can be a lagfest. Especially while using Maps and flicking through the App Store.

 

[egoistaxx9]

yep, i also noticed it on my nexus 7. but havent seen it on any of my android phones.

 

[Tarzanman]

yep, i also noticed it on my nexus 7. but havent seen it on any of my android phones.

A factory reset fixed my nexus 7 lag issues.

 

[egoistaxx9]

A factory reset fixed my nexus 7 lag issues.

will check it out, thanks for the help!