CheerfulLuke
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- Oct 24, 2011
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Hey guys!
I've had my Sony tablet for a few months now but I have a general honeycomb (perhaps android even) question since this is my first device.
Is the power on time a function of how many apps are installed? If so (just because I'm curious) why is this needed?
I ask because through testing it seems that once I did a factory reset, the power on sequence was much faster than it is now (sort of tested this twice as a byproduct of other testing).
I get the solid state drive... Does android (or honeycomb) actually "initialize" all apps at power (to a degree) so the user experiences less lag when opening any given app? Maybe I just answered myself but I'm curious to hear it from someone with actual answers .
Thanks!
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I've had my Sony tablet for a few months now but I have a general honeycomb (perhaps android even) question since this is my first device.
Is the power on time a function of how many apps are installed? If so (just because I'm curious) why is this needed?
I ask because through testing it seems that once I did a factory reset, the power on sequence was much faster than it is now (sort of tested this twice as a byproduct of other testing).
I get the solid state drive... Does android (or honeycomb) actually "initialize" all apps at power (to a degree) so the user experiences less lag when opening any given app? Maybe I just answered myself but I'm curious to hear it from someone with actual answers .
Thanks!
Sent from my Sony Tablet S using Tapatalk