Just like after the release of every new phone, even in the case iPhone 6 we saw the first benchmarks shortly after the release. However, benchmarks only compare the performance of devices on a theoretical level, and so far there have been no tests that would compare devices in practice and that would confirm that what is on paper may not apply in reality. This opinion is unfortunately true in many cases and we often see people not understanding how a ridiculous two cores with a ridiculous 1,4 GHz can beat a quad core Snapdragon 801 with 2,5 GHz.
But let's look at a really practical comparison iPhone 6 with its competition. In the video below, they faced each other iPhone 6, HTC One M8 a Samsung Galaxy S5 and right here you can see which device starts up faster and which one is as smooth after running 30 different apps. You can then see that in the video iPhone completed the entire test in 1 minute and 55 seconds, while the competing HTC One The M8 took about 2 minutes and 10 seconds to test. The slowest eventually turned out to be Samsung Galaxy S5, which completed the test in 2 minutes and 59 seconds. This delay is caused by the TouchWiz interface, which significantly increases the hardware requirements of the Android operating system and, as it turned out, Samsung Galaxy The S III with 1 GB of RAM could no longer receive the update to Android 4.4 KitKat due to lack of RAM. The system itself requires 512 MB of RAM.
The interesting thing about these videos is that when they bring a comparison video apple portal - vitaz is apple, if a comparison video appears on the android portal - vitazom is an android phone :-))
common practice, such rules will be made so that even Favorit beats Ferrari :)
In any case, I think that Apple By producing the hardware and making its own software, it doesn't need to have four or eight core processors and 3 GB of RAM. That's what the latest iOS you can also upload iPhone 4S, which has been around for a few years now. And whose cancer is beautifully balanced and smooth.
That's about it: I saw a video where they tested the speed of the ip6 and a year-old nexus 5, and there the nexus ip6 crushed it in speed. It should be noted that few people know that Android has a factory-set scale of animations and transitions for a very long time, and when this option is turned off, everything opens lightning fast and the phone speeds up several times. And in addition, doing a test of a pure OS with Android on which there is still a superstructure is not exactly fair and balanced, I think that if ndstructures were put on ios so it would probably also require slightly different HW parameters. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPhkPXVxISY
nostradamus it's fair. why wouldn't it be. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPk1B1bxUPg here is a link to a video where the 5s crushes the nexus. A lot depends on the applications in the video with the nexus, the ones chosen are exactly the right ones for the nexus (I don't mean to say that the nexus is slower or that it couldn't be done the other way around). PhoneBuff does tons of these tests with the same apps all the time. If you scroll through his channel you'll see more.