Speed Test G: Android Nougat vs Oreo vs Pie vs Android Q
I have done many Speed Test G videos using different devices, but what about the same device with different versions of Android? In this video I compare a Pixel 1 running Android 7.1.2 Nougat with itself running Android 8.1 Oreo, Android 9.0 Pie and Android Q!
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I am Android Oreo user ?
Am i watching moto gp race? :p
this is my kind of sport
Love this test! ?????
Please do a Speed Test G between SD 712 vs SD 710 vs SD 675.
What the hell is Android Q???
Thats why i stay on NOUGAT, all ANDROID has i tested, but NOUGAT is the best performance #CUSTOMROM #NitrogenOS
The narratoring… Why?
Love the thumbnail mate
Why don't you try different roms speedtest? Do one with lineageos of different versions for pixel.
Seriously love the new gestures on Android Q.
Please do it with Xperia 1
Android PIE has issues with the Bluetooth codecs I was told by Samsung support. Samsung is currently trying to patch it, but it was Google who changed the audio framework. I have a S8 on Oreo and can play DSD and Flac over bluetooth while the S10 series, and Note 9 can play DSD or high resolution audio over bluetooth.
Is this test unavailable to download? I would have loved to do it on my devices.
Am I the only one who wants to see android 1.5-5 running on modern hardware?
Imagine gingerbread on a pixel 3…
Android Q is slow because it is in its first beta!
N O P e
I’m still on Android 6 and 4.4 ?
Good work…kudos to google …because if u consider a windows pc with gen 1 hardware like i7 first gen and use windows 7 in it and use windows 10 on it.definitely windows 7 will win because of the low feature set ..but that's not in the case here..
Android q animation is slower than the others
What is the margin of error on this test?
No significant difference, results are similar within a margin of error
The problem is we can't downgrade our devices to nougat, Google blocked it
Android q is still in beta
A ndroid…
B eta
C upcake
D onut
E clair
F royo
G ingerbread
H oneycomb
I ce cream sandwich
J elly bean
K itkat
L ollipop
M arshmallow
N ougat
O reo
P ie
Q ?
R ?
S ?
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Need a s10+ vs p30 pro speed test
I'm on Nougat 7.1.2. and I'm proud of it. it's the most stable android version!
So pretty much Google's 'performance' improvements are bs?
Wow
Bee tuh
This only means One Thing, DON'T UPGRADE THE SOFTWARE.
So where do we get this app to test our phones?
This some bullshit.. why don't you compare your son, you and your mother ?
I am an Android P user. My device performance has been decent. Games like Pubg lag a bit. The phone overheats. My biggest complaint though is with the battery. My phone sometimes switches off at 40% and then when I switch it on it starts at 50%. The battery drains very fast too. At medium to high usage, I have to charge at least 3-4 times a day. Is anyone else facing this issue?
I thought I was watching a horse race. Awesome commentator ?
melhor voltamos pro 7 kkkkk
A difference of nanoseconds
Proved…android getting slower and slower every year?
Gary come on. You know that hardware still managed to do the test just fine. That is a Snapdragon 821 phone with 4GB of RAM. Of course it will run the version just fine. It's like comparing running Windows XP to 10 on a i9 with 32 GB of RAM. The problem with newer Android version emerges when your phone is capped at 1 or 2GB of RAM. And 2GB of RAM is common, and now you barely can use it anymore with newer Android version just because Google need to stuff everything on your phone. Go ahead try running Android (even the newest, without Google apps. You'll be amazed how much Gapps eat your RAM for breakfast). And that my friend, is the problem.
I am on Q want tl go back to O
How?
Theory:
Google optimises the latest versions of android for the latest hardware, this might explain why the older versions are a little faster.
oh man almost what i need, u should make a battery % we need to see usage
Another fine day at the races, thank you.
I'm wondering Which app used in comparison ?
So the question is: Should we update our OS
Sorry to remind everyone that there's a factor called NAND flash wearing which affects loading times of these tests heavily.
I enjoyed my pixel first gen for the first year and a half, then some OS upgrades definitely impacted that. I had app crashes like crazy, including the phone app. It never was the same.
How scientific was this? Were all devices new? If not, were they all the same "age", with the same use? Does it account for the owner's usage degrading the phone already (especially with the later OSs)? And what about a phone that has been used for awhile with one OS, then upgraded to another? There's too many outside factors unaccounted for to call this test conclusive. People are saying hardware means nothing but it does when you are upgrading to new software on old and/or used hardware.