Sentences with phrase «slow device performance»

Congress would like to know if Apple intends to issue future updates that slow device performance.

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The first, and most obvious, challenge is translating the content you have designed for a desktop experience into the much smaller screen size and typically slower performance of a mobile device.

Oxygen electrochemistry plays a key role in renewable energy technologies such as fuel cells and electrolyzers, but the slow kinetics of the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) limit the performance and commercialization of such devices.

The best defence is to remain aware: pay attention to unusual device behaviours such as a battery that drains much faster than usual or much slower hardware performance (both of which may indicate that additional processes are running).

In a comparison at PocketNow, it is derived that due to much higher pixel capability of the HTC DROID DNA, it is expected to have a slower performance than the LG Optimus G even though both the devices have identical processor and memory.

Since coverage and network performance varies based on many factors, I'm sure both devices could have seen faster or slower speeds depending on the variables.

In other words, performance is essential and all these devices are equipped with either a 940MX GPU or the slower, but generally more affordable Intel HD 620 graphics.

Set within a picturesque British seaside, this single - channel work demonstrates the artist's signature uses of filmic devices such as slow motion and long pans to capture both a tightly choreographed and improvised performance.

Games like Tiny Archers are just okay — performance slows down when certain animations crop up, and the device can get warm.

While the company previously explained that the performance throttling function was a measure to prevent unexpected freezes and reboots on devices with older batteries, it raised a question about whether the company intended to make customers feel like their phones were getting slower, so they might want to upgrade to a newer model sooner than actually necessary.

For devices that can not take advantage of the 5Ghz band, the performance of the 2.4 Ghz band when it comes to sustained high - speed transfer were a little on the slower side when compared with the ASUS router.

[7] On browsers designed for personal computers, the animation has to be smooth (taking no more than 33 ms for each subtest on reference hardware equivalent to a top - of - the - line Apple laptop) as well, [8] though slower performance on a slow device does not imply non-conformance.

Learn how to minimize wireless interference that can cause slower performance or disconnection from your Wi - Fi network and Bluetooth devices.

Over the course of the last week, there's been speculation that Apple is throttling the performance of older iPhones with degraded batteries, leading to resurgence of accusations that Apple is deliberately slowing down older iPhones that aren't operating at peak battery performance.In a statement to TechCrunch on the results people are seeing when testing iPhones with older batteries, Apple says it is aiming to smooth out the high power draw peaks that can result in shutdowns and other problems in older devices to «deliver the best experience for customers.

Apple yesterday confirmed that it has implemented power management features in older iPhones to improve performance and prevent unexpected shutdowns as the battery in the devices starts to degrade, and this admission has now led to a class action lawsuit, which was first noticed by TMZ.Los Angeles residents Stefan Bogdanovich and Dakota Speas, represented by Wilshire Law Firm, this morning filed a lawsuit with the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California accusing Apple of slowing down their older iPhone models when new models come out.Defendant breached the implied contracts it made with Plaintiffs and Class Members by purposefully slowing down older iPhone models when new models come out and by failing to properly disclose that at the time of that the parties

Industry sources are claiming that this happened due to the disappointing performance of the iPhone X on the market and the slowing demand for the device in China.

Users will be able to determine if they want to allow iOS to slow the performance of the device in order to preserve battery life or continue operating at peak performance at the risk of draining the battery quickly.

In December of 2017 an age - old conspiracy theory that Apple deliberately slows down older devices was proved true when it came to light that Apple has included code in the iOS operating system that throttles the performance of iPhones if the battery is showing signs of wear.

Slow or nonexistent updates, poor performance, excessive bloatware apps — all of these things can be attributed to manufacturer skins like TouchWiz or Sense, and none of them are issues with unmodified, Vanilla Android devices like the Nexus series.

Today Google has released a support page acknowledging the problem, saying that there's a bug where Chromecast devices could cause slow Wi - Fi performance.

If you've felt that your iPhone has been slowing down over time, you aren't imagining things: Apple has confirmed that it intentionally curbs performance on devices with aging batteries, including the iPhone 7, 6, 6s and SE — and it'll continue to do so for other products too.

Essentially, if the battery in your iOS device is aging, the operating system would automatically slow performance down; Apple explained this was a measure to prevent unexpected reboots and freezes.

Apple CEO Tim Cook said iPhone users will soon be able to turn off the power management feature on their devices, which can cause some of older devices to slow down in performance

Despite what some conspiracy theories may claim, Apple was only slowing iPhones with old batteries, and only when those batteries were unable to hold enough charge to power the device through peak performance times.

Some lawsuits have also argued that since Apple deliberately slowed down performance, users might have mistaken it for the phone getting older and chose to buy a new device while when the real fault was with the battery.

But overtime, the battery will start to age, and it looks like Apple is adding software enhancements to manage performance on these and the device will slow down.

These benchmarks are not indicative of real - world performance, but they offer an insight into how fast (or slow) a device is at a quick glance.

And as long as certain companies throw more and more slow cores at the problem and fail to resolve it (see: high end Android devices in 2016 finally catching up to iOS running on an A8 in performance).

Running visually - intensive games will slow the device down (and drain the battery), but overall there's not a lot wrong when talking about the performance side of things.

Swapping out the battery in a slow old iPhone could drastically improve the device's performance.

He goes on to share Apple may have created a misleading «third state» of slower iPhone performance without any notification that could convince users to upgrade their devices earlier than planned.

Apple is trying to make the degraded batteries of older iPhone models last longer, though some customers do not like the idea of software updates purposely slowing down the performance of their devices.

The controversy stems from Apple's mobile operating software, iOS, which the company has slowed down on older phones in order to improve battery performance on those devices.

One of the device's highlight features its 120Hz «Ultramotion» display, which compensates for performance lag on the device if its framerate slows to below 120 frames per second.

With this new tool, you can check up on the health of your iPhone's battery and control the iOS performance management feature, which slows down the performance of your device in exchange for longer battery life once your iPhone's battery hits a certain maximum capacity level.

Nokia notes that there will be «no unnecessary apps slowing down the performance of your device.»

That concern about performance loss is also important, especially since companies like Microsoft and Intel have specifically warned users about Meltdown and Spectre patches potentially slowing down systems and devices.

Although this particular test by PhoneBuff favors the OnePlus 3T's performance, it must be said that neither of these devices can be considered slow.

These devices already have a slower peak performance, as their batteries can't provide as much power to the processor, and they sometimes suffer from shutdowns as a result, too.

You'll see some frame rate variance in titles that have advanced physics, but in our experience there's none of the game - ruining slow performance you see in some mobile devices where the processor is pushed beyond its limits by the screen resolution.

The visual similarities don't extend to performance, however, as the YotaPhone is noticeably slower and nowhere near as smooth as other devices running Android's latest.

Late last year, Apple confirmed that iPhones with older batteries were being intentionally slowed down as the devices» batteries aged in order to prevent further performance issues.

The result should be a phone that retains a performance edge over time, as similar Android devices begin to slow down with age, Huawei says.

iPhone users have been in the market for replacement batteries after Apple confirmed that it had been slowing down performance of older phones to preserve the battery life of those devices.

While the tech giant has clarified themselves by stating that the slowing down is done to improve performance in old devices, a majority of the customers haven't given ear to Apple's claims.

The internet ignited with controversy earlier this month after a Reddit user discovered swapping out the battery on his slow old iPhone drastically improved the device's performance.

Apple has also promised that users can manually turn off the performance management feature, which has slowed down older devices.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has indicated that users will soon be able to turn off the power management feature on iPhones, which can cause some of older devices to slow down in performance.

This guarantees a long - lasting, smooth experience, slowing down the performance erosion that smartphone devices experience.