Sentences with phrase «heavy games and apps»

The chip is very efficient and performs well but it is still an entry - level chipset and might struggle with heavy games and apps.

Only with heavy games and apps, we were able to see stuttering in the phone.

Not exact matches

With swipe - heavy apps like Tinder and Bumble that cast a wide net, dating gets diminished to a numbers game.

The performance for Flash video is good, but Flash games (and other Flash apps) can be a hit or a miss, depending on how heavy the graphics are.

Here at Good e-Reader we put a heavy emphasis on reading and news apps, but we have tons of games and other content too.

Sluggish, buggy performance; Heavy and smudge - prone design; Lackluster apps / game selection; Below - average battery life; No tabbed browsing; Can't yet edit or create Office documents

It is possible to have several heavy duty apps running at the same time such as local HD video, HD video streaming (YouTube) and a 3D game.

Heavy and thick for handheld device; Bezel between displays is distracting; Can't run two separate apps simultaneously; PlayStation games feel dated; Doesn't use AT&T's 4G LTE network

Over the years, sony has proven to reward the gamer for their business, with a TON of free games through a cheaper online service, new and exciting exclusives (uncharted, heavy rain, the last of us, beyond two souls, etc)... For the $ 60 a year, Microsoft offers... Multiplayer, party system / chat, and access to apps (Netflix etc)... They stopped trying with exclusives, solely relying on forza, gears and halo which have been beaten to death for too long and will continue to be.

Staffed by some fairly heavy hitters from the video games industry, including former Machinima VP of content strategy Matthew Cohen as CEO, the app's goal is to «help solve the discovery and community problem in today's fragmented mobile games market».

I've been getting pretty heavy in app games lately since I got a shiny new iPod Touch and I've been taking every...

But like many out there with the Snapdragon 625, the loading of heavy gaming apps was a tad slow and there were occasional frame drops on games with high graphics setting, especially when played for long periods of time.

With 6 GB RAM you will be able to keep these heavy games running in the background while working on some other app / game — you can switch at anytime and continue from where you left (check video review for gaming / switching action).

As for my day - to - day performance experience, I was generally pleased by its level of consistency and found it could run processing - heavy apps and graphics - heavy games with the requisite speed, no crashes and little overheating.

Had to uninstall all the games and other heavy apps.

Their benchmark are average but real life performance is too disappointing mostly for heavy apps and games.

The storage and RAM numbers are good but the problem is with the chipset which is not powerful enough to handle heavy apps and games.

Everything is fine with this device expect the processor which can not handle a lot of apps and heavy games.

Inside you will see 4 GB RAM and 64 GB of storage so you can run multiple apps and play heavy games with ease.

We played some heavy games and even worked with heavy apps, it worked well which is pretty surprising for us.

You need to get down and dirty, by loading heavy games or other large apps, before you really get a feel for the difference in performance here.

As apps and games become larger, and Android itself becomes heavier, it's increasingly difficult to justify limiting internal storage in this way.

Even the heaviest of apps and games open fast and run without breaking a sweat, but I still notice lag here and a dropped frame there from time to time.

It wasn't powerful enough to run heavy apps or games, and so it certainly didn't showcase Android TV.

And for the power users, the device might show some lag on using heavy apps / games simultaneously.

It didn't lag during our test, even while playing heavy games and using several apps simultaneously.

1 GB RAM could feel low when you have some apps in the background and were trying to play a heavy game, but that is still well negotiated.

The impressive performer never lagged during our test, even while playing heavy games and using several apps simultaneously.

This phone is powered by the Android 7.0 Nougat OS with Asus Zen UI 3.0 included in it and is packed with a 2.15 GHz quad - core Snapdragon 820 processor coupled with Adreno 530 graphics and 4 GB of RAM, which gives a great performance when you run heavy loaded apps or games.

We tested the phone for more than three weeks and loaded it with various apps and games including the heavy one such as asphalt 8, Fifa, etc..

Even with Nubia's heavy skin, it's been very fast in day to day use, and handles launching apps, browsing the web, watching videos, and playing graphically - intensive games well.