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Last night I told you that iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus dominated the Samsung Galaxy S5 and other terminals Android in synthetic performance tests, and today it's our turn to see a clear demonstration of this. In the video clip above you have a speed test done for iPhone 6, Samsung Galaxy S5 si HTC One M8, and the terminal from Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), it simply humiliates the top Android smartphones of its direct competitors.
For the test, a multitude of applications were started and a web page was accessed, all with the idea of seeing how the terminals handle both when it comes to browsing the web, and when it comes to accessing the information stored in them. As you can see, iPhone 6 it ran everything 14 seconds faster than HTC One M8, the difference from Samsung Galaxy S5 being 1 minute, and this is extremely surprising.
Practically iPhone 6 is much faster than Samsung Galaxy S5, humiliating him in this test, while HTC One M8 it manages to keep up, but not so well. The even more interesting part of the test is that iPhone 6 it opened the applications saved in the memory much faster, compared to the Android terminals, which have a true multitasking, but not so well thought out.
