#smartphone performance

One might just look at the type of processor, the number of cores, or the amount of RAM, however, there are plenty to consider if we're looking at overall performance. Processor The processor used by a smartphone is one of the biggest contributors when it comes to its performance. Nowadays, it's no longer enough to just call them processors as they are now part of a system on a chip (SoC) that contains other components like the GPU, coprocessor, and modem - all of it working together to drive the features on your smartphone. That said, the bigger and faster the RAM, the smoother the performance especially in multi-tasking since the device still has plenty of room to run other demanding features and applications. Most smartphones in the market use eMMC chips but some high-end smartphones now use the faster UFS 2.0, like in the case of the Huawei P10. Performance-wise, a faster storage type allows devices to utilize high-end features like seamless 4K video recording and playback. But in case microSD cards are supported, make sure that you use a high-speed card (avoid using anything below Class 10) to make sure it does not impede your device's performance. Software Software plays a critical role in the performance of the device. Read more in our articles including "What contributes to smartphone performance?" and "Round-up: Top 10 Flagship Smartphones".