You guys are just the most paranoid thing arent ya. It just needs some update to fix it all. How many updates did it get so far? Oh that's right none.

Quote from: undervolter0x0309 on February 16, 2022, 05:41:52
Android - Java/Dalvik non-native language.

iOS - Objective-C/C++/C runs natively.

This shouldn't be a surprise. Also means less ram and battery needed to get more performance compared to android.

Android's Dalvik is a deprecated technology. Nowadays most applications will use ART (if not all), making them equivalent to native applications since they don't run in a virtual machine and are precompiled when installed. So your argument does not stick.

First of all, BOTH the 21U and new 22U were Exynos processors. It is widely known they routinely are out matched in several factors by the Snapdragon models for years. This comparison needs to be done using S21U, S22U, Note 20U, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6, and 1 or 2 "other" widely known models.

As it is written, it just proves how inferior the Exynos is in general.

Lastly, as a simple upgrade the S22U at least on paper is NOT that impressive when compared to Note20U or S21U. Both previous siblings were decked out with RAM. S22U again suffers Samsung's oft used regressive spec choices. (ie Note10+ had larger base memory @256gb, Note20U had half @128gb).

As I wrote, this head to head would be interesting to see when using Snapdragon Proc over lazily designed Exynos.

Android - Java/Dalvik non-native language.

iOS - Objective-C/C++/C runs natively.

This shouldn't be a surprise. Also means less ram and battery needed to get more performance compared to android.