New firmware 32.0.A.6.152
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My Z5 is still lagging using this firmware
Please see this video:
http://przeklej.org/file/Eeg5VY/ScreenRecord.2015-11-04-20-18-22.mp4
My Z5 is still lagging using this firmware
Please see this video:
http://przeklej.org/file/Eeg5VY/ScreenRecord.2015-11-04-20-18-22.mp4
Someone on Reddit mentioned that they were still suffering lag after the update as well, but that they then did a software repair through PC Companion and that re-flashed and fixed the phone for them (though it deleted their personal data).
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh
Y are so many people obsessed with clearing recents, just leave the thing alone to do its job
I only do it after I opened like 30 apps, and it's the only thing I noticed lag on, so I thought I'd report ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Hey Ben, I know you're a anti-clear all activist, and with good reason, but I still use it to get rid of my million or so open apps . . .
. . . well, maybe not a million, but you get the idea.
I can also confirm that there is much less lag after pressing the clear all button now, so much better, as is the new firmware overall.
Leaving the apps open in the background means that they re-open so much faster when you go to them again, which is great for the user experience, and is how Android is intended to work.
I recall having 2.3.4 on my Arc S, and even though there was a task manager (or switcher really), you couldn't 'clear' an app, much less clear all.
I do find clearing a non responsive app is useful though at times.
well don't do it and you won't get that lag ??
Hey Ben, I know you're a anti-clear all activist, and with good reason, but I still use it to get rid of my million or so open apps . . .
. . . well, maybe not a million, but you get the idea.
I can also confirm that there is much less lag after pressing the clear all button now, so much better, as is the new firmware overall.
Leaving the apps open in the background means that they re-open so much faster when you go to them again, which is great for the user experience, and is how Android is intended to work.
I recall having 2.3.4 on my Arc S, and even though there was a task manager (or switcher really), you couldn't 'clear' an app, much less clear all.
I do find clearing a non responsive app is useful though at times.
Yea that's the only good thing for it, getting rid of an app that's decided to be a **** and jam things up. Lol
About Claering all... I tried following that advice about not clearing...and it didn;t work for me (i.e. perf actually slowly got worse) till There were random stutters and all. It also hurt my battery really, really badly by keeping (something :/ not sure which) keeping my phone awake even while screen is off.....so i decided to clear my apps onc every day at least :/
Strange. Again the same issue with Calendar.
The same happened on my Z2.
When I bought my Z5 I synced my Google Calendar with the inbuilt app with my Google account.
But the silly thing synced only my main Calendar cathegory.
The other cathegories WERE NOT SYNCED and not visible on the calendar.
I had to downlad the Google Calendar and sync it too with my account.
And Google calendar displayed all of my custom cathegories.
STRANGELY the cathegories immediately appeared on the inbuilt app too. It's clearly a bug.
The same happened on my Z2.
When I bought my Z5 I synced my Google Calendar with the inbuilt app with my Google account.
But the silly thing synced only my main Calendar cathegory.
The other cathegories WERE NOT SYNCED and not visible on the calendar.
I had to downlad the Google Calendar and sync it too with my account.
And Google calendar displayed all of my custom cathegories.
STRANGELY the cathegories immediately appeared on the inbuilt app too. It's clearly a bug.
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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh
Y are so many people obsessed with clearing recents, just leave the thing alone to do its job2Very nice.
LOL
Just kidding
Careful now! I already reported him for spamming and mods deleted his posts...2We're spoiled bratts at the Xperia forum here
Sent from my E6653 @ XDA Portal
This. Seriously. Coming from a Galaxy S6, this phone feels like a miracle. Not just battery, but the fact that I EASILY make it from the time I get up to the time I go to bed without worrying about finding juice, is a godsend.
That sounds to me like a miracle compared to what I'm used to. Trust me, the grass is NOT greener on the other side.2Yeah stagefright fixed but don't see anything else different either. The bug with expanding notifications auto-minimising is still there. I got this from a taiwanese thread about this firmware:
Update "Home" version.
Optimization "cameras" startup speed.
Re-optimized phone heating problem.
Upgrading contacts database.
Optimization of fluency.
"Camera" photographs accelerated storage time!
Optimization "cameras" code.
"Fingerprint" to enhance the ability to identify.
Optimize "RAM."
"Calendar" interface optimization.
Add "VoLET" function.
I don't notice any difference to camera startup time (from cold boot). WIll take some time to see if it's better in general.
