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Apple's Shifting Differentiation

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292 points kaboro | 3 comments | 11 Nov 20 13:21 UTC | HN request time: 0.55s | source
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bmitc ◴[11 Nov 20 19:52 UTC] No.25062197[source]▶
Apple can say whatever they want about the performance of their chips in their phones, but in my personal experience, their phones are slower than the competition.
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1. Daniel_sk ◴[11 Nov 20 21:02 UTC] No.25062946[source]▶
Based on numbers/specs or real word usage?
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2. Dahoon ◴[11 Nov 20 21:17 UTC] No.25063081[source]▶
If GP meant real word usage I can only agree. I really cannot see how iPhones feel faster. In my hands they clearly do not.
3. celsoazevedo ◴[11 Nov 20 21:57 UTC] No.25063516[source]▶
For me, the longer iOS animations makes iPhones feel slower than many Android phones. Not caching apps for long periods also affects the app loading speed.