WP 8.2 remove the loading and resuming like ios 7

[Rakesh Racky]

WP 8.2 remove the loading and resuming like ios7.1

 

[anon(7900571)]

What's your source ? I haven't heard anything about wp8.2 yet. And ios 7 never had resuming loading issues , it handles apps differently.

 

[Rakesh Racky]

Do it like that app lunching directly no loading

 

[12Danny123]

WP8.1 removes the resuming and loading screen

Source: Reading list app

 

[Dnamb]

WP 8.2 remove the loading and resuming like ios7.1

Windows Phone handles opening and resuming the Apps differently than other OSs. Also I have L520 and never had the problem of resuming or loading, it just takes 1-2 secs to load or resume.

 

[wuiyang]

impossible, this is how it works:
open app > open initializer > initializing > running what to do after initialize > getting info(if needed) > show up
time took: 1 sec, (over 3 sec if bad SD card level)
EDIT: app size about 50MB or less than

 

[xandros9]

WP 8.2 remove the loading and resuming like ios7.1

iOS 7.1 isn't necessarily faster, it simply masks the transition by showing a static picture where WP shows you the loading... text.
They do handle apps differently though.

WP8.1 removes the resuming and loading screen

Source: Reading list app

8.1 still has that.

 

[fiknahs_osei]

Don't have a problem with the loading and resuming... Enjoying my Lumia 520 cos it does not lag like my Samsung galaxy S used to and all other android devices with 512mb ram

 

[Muessig]

Is this thread a feature request or something you have heard will be in 8.2?

 

[rockers12]

WP 8.2 remove the loading and resuming like ios7.1

how it can be removed????

 

[taymur]

I remember a Microsoft employee was once answering questions here. And he said that apps that show loading and resuming are ghetto apps.

Meaning the programs are not doing it well enough. But if they did you wont see the loading and resuming.

 

[WanderingTraveler]

how it can be removed????

Optimization, really. And, the OS is already optimized for both low-end and high-end hardware. I mean, it's so optimized, they have to create quicker transitions!

That said, it's either the app dev's fault for not optimizing their apps, as taymur said, or the OEMs that refuse to put 1GB (or more) RAM on their devices. For the former, you could weasel out by saying you like keeping WP7 compatibility(?!), but for the latter? No excuse.

 

[EspHack]

and i have to strongly agree with this, microsoft's apps never say "resuming" and they are excellent, quality apps, on the other hand... skype is a pain to use when multitasking, jeez just a damn chat app, fb messenger loads instantly in comparison, and it shows a live feed of the chats not a local storage like skype

 

[poiman]

On iOS7.1 this isn't instant! When you switch between apps it shows you a screenshot of where you left the app but it takes like 1 to 3 secs (depending on the app) before you can actually use it again. Happens on my iPad Mini Retina all the time, so I'm talking about new hardware here

 

[FinancialP]

iOS 7.1 isn't necessarily faster, it simply masks the transition by showing a static picture where WP shows you the loading... text.
They do handle apps differently though.



8.1 still has that.

What static picture?

On iOS7.1 this isn't instant! When you switch between apps it shows you a screenshot of where you left the app but it takes like 1 to 3 secs (depending on the app) before you can actually use it again. Happens on my iPad Mini Retina all the time, so I'm talking about new hardware here

Bull unless it's a app that hasn't been opened in a long time.

 

[poiman]

Don't think it matters how long it was left unopened. I think it's a matter of how many you opened after it and how the app was developed. YouTube usually takes 2 seconds before you can use it again.

 

[rluka]

In short, the apps will still need time to reload after being unloaded from memory.
Bigger and more inefficient it is, the longer it will take.
It's like Windows 8 loading screen. Not removed, but disappear quick enough.

About Microsoft apps, Bing apps still show the loading screen. But it's coloured and with logo instead of saying "Loading"