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IPHONE X BENCHMARKS LEAKED: A11 BIONIC crushes top Android competition in Geekbench
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You sure?
All I can find is reports now that it was a typo and Samsung sources say its not happening. There webpage is currently reporting 4k 30fps and from what I can find online is using h264. Regardless I want to wait and see before I get to committed to what it does or doesn't have.
The iPhone has been using h265 for FaceTime for quite a while. Its just the combination of both 4k 60 and HEVC that is difficult. Plus iPhone has iMovie on it so it needs to be able to edit 4k 60.
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3rd party cloud services on iOS look like crap when referencing background updating. I'm used to iCloud which doesn't require any intervention on my behalf.
Oh trap, I misread. My apologies. It isn't the Snapdragon that can do 4k60.
According to Samsung, the Exynos chip does support 4k120.
https://www.neowin.net/news/samsung...r-supports-120fps-4k-video-ai-and-gigabit-lte
And the US gets shafted again. lol. I am sure the 835 can do it, they just don't want to turn it on.
No, I checked the announcement of the 835. It can play 4k60 but record 4k30.
It’s not that Android is less efficient with RAM, it’s that Android and iOS take drastically different approaches to RAM/background app management. iOS uses RAM compression (same as how its worked on macOS since Maverick.) iOS can compress a background app from say 350mb down to barely 10mb in ram, and uncompress it back instantly when called upon for use again. Android doesn’t do this, their solution is far less elegant and is to just throw more RAM at it. This is why Androids often have 4-8gb of RAM where iOS can manage often more apps in the background without a reload with far less.
Edit to add a video explaining this.
What are you smoking? My S7 Edge is much faster than my wife's iPhone 6 plus and my S7 Edge is going on 2 years old now. This is based on real world use.
"iOS is bloated"
"iOS needs better optimisation"
Say what you want about its shortcomings, but those are two criticisms of current build iOS that are simply not true lol. Truthfully, iOS doesn't need the strength that A11 gives it, but Apple are just trying to flex for the stat queens. Which is something many Android users have criticised Apple for not doing in previous years, and now that they are "phones don't need that much power" lol.
"iOS needs better optimisation"
Say what you want about its shortcomings, but those are two criticisms of current build iOS that are simply not true lol. Truthfully, iOS doesn't need the strength that A11 gives it, but Apple are just trying to flex for the stat queens. Which is something many Android users have criticised Apple for not doing in previous years, and now that they are "phones don't need that much power" lol.
I'm not sure which models, android runs in so many. But man when I'm at work my 6 plus shines compared to most of the phones running android. Obviously not the top of the line samsungs.
"iOS is bloated"
"iOS needs better optimisation"
Say what you want about its shortcomings, but those are two criticisms of current build iOS that are simply not true lol. Truthfully, iOS doesn't need the strength that A11 gives it, but Apple are just trying to flex for the stat queens. Which is something many Android users have criticised Apple for not doing in previous years, and now that they are "phones don't need that much power" lol.
So you think iOS 11 would run on a processor as relatively weak as the 835? Because I don't.
IPhone 7 plus is faster than Samsung s8+ despite being months earlier and a Ram shorter.
You're the first to say it runs well. Most people I'e read say it's okay and worse than iOS 10.
That is because many Android phones do not have the hardware of iPhones or top of line Android phones. Manufacturers use slower CPUs and less robust components in the sub $400 Android phones.
I'm still impressed at how smooth a 3 year old iPhone runs compared to androids that came out later. Granted my 6 plus was probably double when new, but still goes to show you get what you pay for.
I'm not running 11 yet, I hope it's as smooth as 10. Not looking for miracles lol just don't want the experience to be worse
If you’re only reading people’s “experiences” on this site then of course you’re only going to read negative reactions. Some here are so far nitpicky that nothing will make them happy. Also it’s very typical that x.0 can for some run worse than a final release of the previous generation OS. It happens each and every year. Last year it was iOS 9 was so much better than 10. Now it’s iOS 10 is so much better than 11. It’s a never ending cycle.
As a person with an iPad Pro, it isn't as smooth on that.
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Except this time it's true. I' m running it on an iPad Pro and it runs less smooth.
My experience with iOS 11, running all summer long, through all 10+GM developer betas, on a 7+, 12” iPad Pro (first Gen) and my GF’s 6 has been quite smooth. Some betas worse than others, but overall nothing that hinders day to day use or even taking any longer to do a task vs iOS 10. But these things can vary drastically for each person, because too many variables can change outcomes (for example I run my devices quite lean. Meaning maybe 20 or so extra apps installed, where someone who installs 200+ and have a nearly full storage device may have a worse time.)
The S8+ has an extra gig of ram and still closes apps in the background before the iPhone. The Note 8 probably won’t though, since it has double the RAM and the One Plus 5 seemed to do well with that amount.
Opening apps doesn't show real world usage. I used both and my note 8 is much faster than my iPhone 7 plus. Real world usage.