After the iPhone 4S, Android just feels wrong

Re:After the iPhone 4S, Android just feels wrong by andylei on Friday October 21, 2011 @04:37PM (#3141565)

i mean, if you look at old iphones, they're pretty laggy and jittery on newer versions of ios

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Re:After the iPhone 4S, Android just feels wrong by rimantas on Friday October 21, 2011 @05:52PM (#3141880)

You mean specifically iPhone 3G with iOS 4.0 (which was fixed with 4.1)?

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Re:After the iPhone 4S, Android just feels wrong by gergles on Friday October 21, 2011 @06:11PM (#3141941)

Doubtful, he probably means things like my (current-gen) iPod touch, which runs like molasses with iOS 5. Stutters, jumps, unresponsiveness far worse than any Android phone I ever used.

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Re:After the iPhone 4S, Android just feels wrong by CountSessine on Friday October 21, 2011 @06:54PM (#3142073)

There's something wrong with your iPod. Have it looked at. I have an old iPhone 3GS that runs IOS 5 more smoothly than my wife's Nexus S runs Gingerbread. And on my iPhone 4 (not 4S) IOS 5 is buttery-smooth - even a bit faster than IOS 4 was in some respects.

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Re:After the iPhone 4S, Android just feels wrong by falling on Friday October 21, 2011 @06:21PM (#3141977)

There is probably something wrong with your iPod. I'd take it to the Apple Store. iOS 5 works fine on a 3GS, and your iPod has iPhone 4-comparable hardware.

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Re:After the iPhone 4S, Android just feels wrong by Champer2 on Friday October 21, 2011 @07:24PM (#3142178)

The iPod touch (current gen) has 256MB of RAM to the iPhone4(S)'s 512MB. The iPod Touch (current gen) has a retina display which the iPhone 3GS doesn't have. These factors may have produced a difference in performance.

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Re:After the iPhone 4S, Android just feels wrong by chugger on Friday October 21, 2011 @07:06PM (#3142117)

he made that story up. he's full of it.

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