Yes I did, but obviously you didn't.
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It still works like that. iOS stops the apps after so long. It doesn't do real multitasking STILL.
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IPHONE X BENCHMARKS LEAKED: A11 BIONIC crushes top Android competition in Geekbench
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Yes I did, but obviously you didn't.
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It still works like that. iOS stops the apps after so long. It doesn't do real multitasking STILL.
Wow with a straight face, very interesting....
"It doesn't do real multitasking" - Ok, educate us what do you think is real multitasking. Which particular version are you talking about? I've got a incline to assume that it is a rather narrow definition of your specific way of operating, but I happily be corrected....So please explain what you think multitasking means.
Semantics...
It does less with more..... aka more efficient.
Btw that is not memory compression making 350 mb 10mb (impossible levels of lossless compression on a phone btw). That's allocation of elements. Example, the app stays in memory but all the images reload, or the level on the game reloads, etc.
As smart as that gentlemen seemed he made that well documented function out to be some mystical secret Apple won't give people privy too.
Most compression is done on the dev side using various tools. You can find the basic information here and more by following the links contained within..
https://developer.apple.com/library...ingGuide/PerformanceTips/PerformanceTips.html
Yes, the a11 is fast. In some ways maybe faster than the 13" MacBook Pro and more than 4x faster than the note8 at video editing. Some comparisons here
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/iphone-8-benchmarks-fastest-phone,review-4676.html
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/iphone-8-benchmarks-fastest-phone,review-4676.html
https://www.tomsguide.com/us/iphone-8-benchmarks-fastest-phone,review-4676.html
"The "Bionic" part in the name of Apple's A11 Bionic chip isn't just marketing speak. It's the most powerful processor ever put in a mobile phone. We've put this chip to the test in both synthetic benchmarks and some real-world speed trials, and it obliterates every Android phone we tested."
"The "Bionic" part in the name of Apple's A11 Bionic chip isn't just marketing speak. It's the most powerful processor ever put in a mobile phone. We've put this chip to the test in both synthetic benchmarks and some real-world speed trials, and it obliterates every Android phone we tested."
This is precisely why everybody should be upgrading to either an iPhone 8 or iPhone X. These new iPhones are insanely powerful Super Computers.
Would love to see that power be truly tested instead of wasted on random fart apps
You post in everything :O are you a guy? I thought I was the only one who post millionsWe knew this long before today
Welcome to the club.
I knew my comment would make atleast one person mad. But let me elaborate....I would love to see all that power fully pushed to the limit just to see how powerful the iPhone truly is...whether that be a game in the app store or some badass app. Just wanna see the power pushed to the limit
Of course you're right.
Just the phone will lag next year with the new iOS or no later than iOS 13 or 14 (see iPhone 7). No thanks!
Depending on what you do with your smart phone there’s plenty of tasks the Note 8 will perform faster because android is far more flexible and feature laden than iOS.
You might want to remove the "(It's Not Even Close)" from the title. It makes it seem like you're being sarcastic, and claiming it's not the fastest out there.
Directly from the article's title. I'll change it if anyone seems to be confused in the comments.You might want to remove the "(It's Not Even Close)" from the title. It makes it seem like you're being sarcastic, and claiming it's not the fastest out there.
Its not like you guys will ever see all six cores work at once in real world usage. The GeekBench newly updated app was tailored to give you the highest results. In real world usage, it will act like Big.Little. Those two high efficiency cores will take the most intense work and those 4 low efficiency cores will perform the lesser tasks on iOS to effectively save battery life. Enjoy never seeing this so-called amazing performance that beats all the competitors when in reality it will not show its true colors.
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Yeah we will have to wait for a long time for that. Game developers don’t want to restrict their market to only iPhone 8 for obvious reasons. So most apps / games will not use majority of that power.