Why cant android into read speeds?
>sequential reads
>>53530993
do we have comparisons with android phones released around when the 6s was?
The hardware is identical, but Android is constantly reading and uploading your personal information which results in a lower benchmark.
>>53531052
Best meme right there
>you literally need a Surfce Pro to match an iPhone
>>53531034
Even 6 months after the 6s came out Android flagships fail to match up. The iPhone has many problems, but cutting edge hardware has never been one of them.
>>53531213
b-b-but you can buy phone with much better specs for less money if you buy an android phone. How much ram does the iphone even have, how many cores lmao??!?!
>>53531093
Browser benchmarks are useless with iOS as apple configure their browser for popular benchmarks.
The storage speeds I don't know, apple could just be using more expensive flash since they have large profit margins and charge a lot for high capacity models.
iPhones are great, just a bit overpriced for some people who shouldn't spend 800 euros on a smartphone.
As real answer to your question, Apple installed non EMMC, NVME SSDs in that new iPhones. These simply have higher performance from a hardware level, nothing in Android versus iOS effects it to this level.
Being an iPhone user feels fucking great, too bad their design department have come out with some really awful ideas in the last years
Main issue is getting at the drive. All phones listed have usb 2. Can't read nor write faster than 35 MB so faster internal memory is really only used when recording 4k. Otherwise its not going to be much use. Note 3 usb 3 master race btw senpai
>>53530993
What do you need 400Mbyte/s sequential reading-speed for?
>sequential read
Below I list all applications where sequential read happens:
>>53530993
Because they use cheap ass shit and people still gobble it up.
>>53531255
Not sure if serious...
>>53533585
> just a bit overpriced
Every flagship phone is, at least Apple somehow justifies the crazy price by having the best hardware.
>>53535819
Try opening files on your phone from time to time. Besides, it's probably the reason (together with the extra hardware) that encryption actually works on iPhones and doesn't rape the performance like on Android.
