Having Android OS on a high-end device feels like speed restrictions when driving a hyper-car. It’s time for releasing an OS that really allows the use of graphics and processes.
I’m not sure if I will choose Android as my next OS when choosing my next phone.
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John Holme Blogg 
Google used to be all about speed. The search engine performance, the Chrome rendering time was tweaked and trimmed and honed to the bleeding edge. And as iOS adopted that design philosophy as well, sacrifices had to be made, reducing other factors and features.
I think Android had other design goals prioritized, maybe to set it apart from Android. Or perhaps it’s just so much you can do with its kernel, maybe there are limitations and obstacles you can’t get around. Or maybe it’s the way we use Android that’s the core of the problem, what do I know.
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