All articles tagged with #app optimization
Samsung's One UI 6.1.1 introduces a 'narrow view' option for Galaxy Z Fold devices, allowing apps to fit properly on the foldable displays by narrowing down the app's UI. This feature ensures content is displayed correctly and aids one-handed operation. It will be available on older Galaxy Z Fold models with the One UI 6.1.1 update.
Honor's latest foldable phone, the Magic V2, showcases its "parallel space" app that allows users to run multiple instances of apps simultaneously. The app works smoothly with most apps, including less intensive ones like WhatsApp, and even transfers the apps onto the external display when the phone is closed. YouTuber Austin Evans demonstrated running two copies of the same Android game, League of Legends Wild Rift, on separate Google accounts, achieving 60fps on each instance. Honor's software also improves the tablet UI experience and corrects errors. The Magic V2, with its ultra-thin design and powerful specs, is set to compete with Samsung's Fold 5 upon its global launch on September 1.
The upcoming Pixel Tablet from Google could be the make-or-break point for the Android tablet category, as it has been years since Android on tablets has remained incompetent when compared to its iPad counterparts. The app ecosystem designed to accommodate all screen sizes on iPads is not available on Android tablets, which kills the user experience. The Pixel Tablet is essential if the category wants to exist in the future, and it could act as a blueprint for the Android tablet experience.
Many apps run 'stealthily' in the background, which can slow your device to a crawl. There are also a number of battery optimization features that most users are completely unaware of. To take control of this, you should visit your phone's settings menu to clamp down on which apps can - and can't - run in the background. Another classic reason for a phone running slowly is when the phone's storage is nearly full. Battery issues are another common cause of a phone running slowly.