https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tDHu4JQ6SI

Does Upgrading your Android OS mean better Performance? Well, there are some gray areas to this. Most Android Apps developers do take longer time to optimize there apps for newer Android OS upgrades and this can be confused for bad performance due to system update.

But in this Video, we eliminated that option by testing both Android 10 vs Android 11 with optimized apps, focusing on sustained performance and performance with higher temperature.
We also looked at the throttling in performance that happens when the phone gets hot and which OS version managed it better.

Let me hear form you in the comments if you are here. What do you think?
Android 11 over Android 10?

Well, it depends on if your phone brand could make the new version very stable for their devices.

App developers only have to update their maximum SDK version in their code to make their app compatible with the new Android version. Google then handles compatibility.

Last last, everything dey Google hand.

11Anonymous:
Well, it depends on if your phone brand could make the new version very stable for their devices.

App developers only have to update their maximum SDK version in their code to make their app compatible with the new Android version. Google then handles compatibility.

Last last, everything dey Google hand.

Wow! Nice to hear some one talk about SDK and I miss my Android studio. The frustration of poor network and lack of cheap (truly) unlimited Internet access (in Nigeria) made me focus on other areas.
However, there is a part that is not in Google's hand. Android OEMs Vendor update.
The vendor partition is the hub for new Android OS update. While Google is working hard to make Android system get more utility from kernel level, OEMs still have to optimize their own (custom) Kernel, firmware, device hardware drivers, sensor tuning and each Android OS upgrade will require a refresh of all the above.
You won't blame OEMs too much, some Android hardware manufacturers like MediaTek doesn't give open source after sales development support like Qualcomm does. So, the Android OEMs will just abandon upgrading the phone.
The Pixel 6 series Tensor chip is a testament. With it, Google now gives 5 years of support since they have a say in it's designed and development.
Since Tensor was built by Samsung, expect them to also increase update support too.

Smartdepotng:

Wow! Nice to hear some one talk about SDK and I miss my Android studio. The frustration of poor network and lack of cheap (truly) unlimited Internet access (in Nigeria) made me focus on other areas.
However, there is a part that is not in Google's hand. Android OEMs Vendor update.
The vendor partition is the hub for new Android OS update. While Google is working hard to make Android system get more utility from kernel level, OEMs still have to optimize their own (custom) Kernel, firmware, device hardware drivers, sensor tuning and each Android OS upgrade will require a refresh of all the above.
You won't blame OEMs too much, some Android hardware manufacturers like MediaTek doesn't give open source after sales development support like Qualcomm does. So, the Android OEMs will just abandon upgrading the phone.
The Pixel 6 series Tensor chip is a testament. With it, Google now gives 5 years of support since they have a say in it's designed and development.
Since Tensor was built by Samsung, expect them to also increase update support too.

I agree. But the Google pixel 6 gets 3 years of OS updates and 5 years of security updates.

I'm not happy you stopped development, I hope it works out for me

Upgrading your android OS equates better performance and better user experience

Smartdepotng:

Wow! Nice to hear some one talk about SDK and I miss my Android studio. The frustration of poor network and lack of cheap (truly) unlimited Internet access (in Nigeria) made me focus on other areas.
However, there is a part that is not in Google's hand. Android OEMs Vendor update.
The vendor partition is the hub for new Android OS update. While Google is working hard to make Android system get more utility from kernel level, OEMs still have to optimize their own (custom) Kernel, firmware, device hardware drivers, sensor tuning and each Android OS upgrade will require a refresh of all the above.
You won't blame OEMs too much, some Android hardware manufacturers like MediaTek doesn't give open source after sales development support like Qualcomm does. So, the Android OEMs will just abandon upgrading the phone.
The Pixel 6 series Tensor chip is a testament. With it, Google now gives 5 years of support since they have a say in it's designed and development.
Since Tensor was built by Samsung, expect them to also increase update support too.

Android studio gave me sleepless night
I had to quit because of Too much data the app takes and Nothing like cheap data plan

11Anonymous:

I agree. But the Google pixel 6 gets 3 years of OS updates and 5 years of security updates.

I'm not happy you stopped development, I hope it works out for me

You'll need to be using proper unlimited network if you are to flourish in Android development in Nigeria and if you are not living in Lagos, the chances of getting such network is slim or will be too expensive.
But it is worth it for the love of development

Flamees:

Android studio gave me sleepless night
I had to quit because of Too much data the app takes and Nothing like cheap data plan

Yeah! Oyibo nọ sabi say we dey manage data.
I once had to download a repository from github over 400GB size. I just quit.

Smartdepotng:

Yeah! Oyibo nọ sabi say we dey manage data.
I once had to download a repository from github over 400GB size. I just quit.

Obara ema!!
400gb?
E no easy and cheap iswr

Flamees:

Obara ema!!
400gb?
E no easy and cheap iswr

that's obviously a lie sha. Na PS 5 game?

directonpc:
that's obviously a lie sha. Na PS 5 game?

I shock sha i no say e fit no reach