The iPhone 6S Plus humbles the Galaxy Note 5 in a new performance test that you can see in the video clip below and exactly as it happens in the past, the Samsung terminal has problems with the Android multitasking system.
The difference between the speed with which the two terminals open the applications is 16 seconds in this test, however 6S iPhone Plus exceeded Samsung Galaxy Note 5 both in the first part of the test and in the second, the difference being smaller in performance in the first test.
In the first part of the test The iPhone 6S Plus was 2 seconds faster than the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, but until the end of the test the difference in performance between the two terminals increased 8 times, so that the Apple terminal has once again demonstrated its supremacy.
iPhone 6S Plus humiliates Samsung Galaxy Note 5 in terms of performance
In fact, we're not just talking about here the supremacy of an iPhone 6S Plus with 2 GB RAM compared to a Samsung Galaxy Note 5 with 4 GB RAM, but we have to look at things a little in perspective, iOS 9 having a much more efficient multitasking system than Google's Android.
Practically, the iPhone 6S Plus reopened from the background the applications opened in the first part of the test, while the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 had to reload most of them, something quite unusual for the Android operating system and its "advanced" multitasking system.
Considering that the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 outperformed almost all Android terminals on the market, since the iPhone 6S Plus surpassed it, it is quite easy to say that the Apple terminal is, perhaps, the fastest smartphone in the world.
In the coming days we will see multiple tests of this kind and even if the iPhone 6S Plus humiliates the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 in performance now, things might be a little different in other tests, but I don't think the Note will ever come out victorious with its system multitasking.
