Yesterday I presented you a video clip in which iPhone 6 humiliates Samsung Galaxy Note 5 in a performance test, the "weak link" for the Samsung device was the multitasking system, even though it has 4 GB DDR4 RAM available.
The problem with the multitasking system of Samsung Galaxy Note 5 there is also in the case Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge +, those from Samsung seem to have seriously modified the way the applications work when they are opened in the background, and the video clip below is quite exemplary.
More precisely, it seems Samsung Galaxy Note 5 si Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge + they have a limited multitasking system that does not keep applications fully open in the background when they are closed from the first screen, something that does not happen in the case of the Google Nexus launched last year.
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ come with a neutered multitasking
The difference between opening applications in the background on Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ and Google Nexus 2015 is quite large in certain cases, and this is because the Samsung terminal reloads the application when opening, while the Nexus smartphone reopens it exactly as it was closed.
It seems that many people who have tested Samsung Galaxy Note 5 si Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge + in the course of the past days they encountered this problem of the multitasking system, so we are not talking about a bug that only affects certain Korean terminals.
Considering that Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ each have 4 GB of DDR4 RAM, the change in the way multitasking works is quite strange, people expecting it to work better than in the past, not anymore bad
Samsung has not yet provided explanations regarding the change made to the multitasking system of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+, but it will certainly provide some details because many people are starting to be disappointed by smartphones with 4 GB of RAM that they have no real multitasking.
