Will Windows 10 for Phones Seem Faster?

[TheBITLINK]

I had this question since W10 was announced...

 

[Cage Ata]

I'm more than sure it will. There's really no definite answer.

 

[a5cent]

Define faster. Will 3rd party apps run and/or launch faster on the same hardware? We don't know, but it's unlikely (unless dot net native is released for mobile devices). Will we see the resuming msg less often? We don't know, maybe. Will OS bundled apps run faster? We don't know, but it's unlikely, as they already are native. Will the device fly faster when thrown? Yes, if more force is used to accelerate it along its trajectory. This feature has been available since WP7 however.

 

[Pete]

It will "seem snappier" to all users who have a highly developed sense of irony.

 

[pdelvo]

Btw .net apps are already native on Windows Phone. They are pre compiling the apps on their servers and linking them on the device when installing. So .net native would not really do much

 

[a5cent]

Windows store apps running under .net native, startup in less than half the time, compared to the same app compiled using ngen, which is the native compilation technology you are referring to that is also used by WP.

I suspect that supporting .net native represents the biggest performance improvement MS could introduce with W10M.

.net native is not what you think it is, and it goes a lot further than you think it does.

The result is more akin to a C/C++ application than it is to a managed application that was just pre-JIT'ed.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dotnet/archive/2014/04/24/dotnetnative-performance.aspx