Whenever my dad’s tablet gets an OS update it takes about five minutes to “optimize your apps”. I don’t know if it’s effective because the tablet is slow as hell despite being pretty new.
Yeah that’s the case for all Android devices. That’s because Android apps are delivered in a platform-independent way (.apk files) and to make apps faster, some code that would normally be run in a VM is compiled to native code to be faster. Updates may change the optimization process, that’s why it’s always done after one.
Also fuck most Android tablets being slow as hell.
If it is a Samsung, boot into recovery mode and clear cache then optimize apps every time after a system update. It’s annoying but it helps with performance and battery life (my experience is with Samsung, could be an android thing)
Whenever my dad’s tablet gets an OS update it takes about five minutes to “optimize your apps”. I don’t know if it’s effective because the tablet is slow as hell despite being pretty new.
Yeah that’s the case for all Android devices. That’s because Android apps are delivered in a platform-independent way (.apk files) and to make apps faster, some code that would normally be run in a VM is compiled to native code to be faster. Updates may change the optimization process, that’s why it’s always done after one.
Also fuck most Android tablets being slow as hell.
If it is a Samsung, boot into recovery mode and clear cache then optimize apps every time after a system update. It’s annoying but it helps with performance and battery life (my experience is with Samsung, could be an android thing)