When we switch between Apps(already opened), app trying to reload again instead of showing the app where it was used last time. was it same on other OSs(Android/IOS) too ?
When we switch between Apps(already opened), app trying to reload again instead of showing the app where it was used last time. was it same on other OSs(Android/IOS) too ?
I rarely have a resuming screen on anything on my 930, with the exception of one or two games.
Upgrade.
You don't think low end androids don't have loading issues? I have a low end android tablet and it reloads often between switching from one thing to the next.
Your words are like" get a high end WP to not have loading and resuming screens"
Pretty much.
Better and faster hardware means better and faster performance.
Though do keep in mind that the W10 preview for phones is not yet optimized so every device is going to see more loading screens than on 8.1 Denim, including the 930 & 1520.
Windows 10 on PC's was zippy as anything during the Enterprise phase and then when the mass build release came, everything slowed down a lot and was borderline unusable.... After a few more builds it was much quicker.
W10 for phones is only a couple of builds in at the moment and from what I gather, this next build will no doubt improve the performance by a good amount.
But again, using a low end device with little RAM and CPU power will indeed make you experience more frequent loading screens, especially when you have more and more things running at once.... Those poor little creatures are not meant to run as smooth as the high ends but just meant to function.
If they were meant to run as well as high ends then most wouldn't bother spending the extra money on a high end.
Sacrifices will be made.
Pretty much.
Better and faster hardware means better and faster performance.
Though do keep in mind that the W10 preview for phones is not yet optimized so every device is going to see more loading screens than on 8.1 Denim, including the 930 & 1520.
Windows 10 on PC's was zippy as anything during the Enterprise phase and then when the mass build release came, everything slowed down a lot and was borderline unusable.... After a few more builds it was much quicker.
W10 for phones is only a couple of builds in at the moment and from what I gather, this next build will no doubt improve the performance by a good amount.
But again, using a low end device with little RAM and CPU power will indeed make you experience more frequent loading screens, especially when you have more and more things running at once.... Those poor little creatures are not meant to run as smooth as the high ends but just meant to function.
If they were meant to run as well as high ends then most wouldn't bother spending the extra money on a high end.
Sacrifices will be made.
They have learn from BlackBerry.. Low end phones have 4 active screens while high end has eight.. In Wp all the phones are same.. I used win10 and the app resumes from where it was left.. Hopefully it gets better..