Have you ever noticed your smartphone slowing down after a year of use? Today, we'll be outlining several reasons why your phone may have slowed down over time. Like SSDs, the flash storage used in your phone slows down the more data is stored in it. Some manufacturers slow down the device via software updates to help preserve the battery's lifespan. This is especially true for iPhones - as Apple has confirmed that they are indeed slowing down older devices to conserve the aging battery. [caption id="attachment_228414" align="alignnone" width="720"] iPhone 6s[/caption] Software updates Another reason for your phone slowing down are software updates. These apps eat up both CPU, RAM, and battery power, resulting in a slower device. Some apps also require heavier resources and if your old smartphone's hardware can't keep up, it will eventually slow down. Read more in our articles including "Reasons why your smartphone slows down over time" and "Samsung’s Galaxy Flagship Lineup: Which One Fits You Best?".
Have you ever noticed your smartphone slowing down after a year of use? Today, we'll be outlining several reasons why your phone may have slowed down over time.
Like SSDs, the flash storage used in your phone slows down the more data is stored in it. Some manufacturers slow down the device via software updates to help preserve the battery's lifespan. This is especially true for iPhones - as Apple has confirmed that they are indeed slowing down older devices to conserve the aging battery.
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