Now, even if Xing Baohua had the money, there's nowhere to buy it. Moreover, Apple's operating system follows a different path than other systems.
After careful consideration, Xing Baohua decided to stick to the conventional approach and continuously improve the hardware.
It can not only be used as a selling point, but also promote further development.
Are Apple phones and even iPads high-spec? Not at all.
While Android devices were being upgraded to 6GB of RAM, other devices with only 2GB of RAM were running very smoothly.
When Android had 12GB of RAM, other systems only had 4GB.
This demonstrates the superiority of technology and the optimization of the system's underlying structure. The system can fully utilize limited memory to ensure the smooth operation of large software applications.
The rational use of resources is the reason why large fruits are so popular, as are their exorbitant price and appearance.
Xing Baohua followed the software team and began to optimize the system in depth. The system was already very small, so no matter how much optimization was done, it wouldn't be much different. This thing was actually just a tool for guiding JAVA programs.
The key issue is how to handle the data garbage generated when converting Java software.
In the end, Xing Baohua borrowed a technique from DaGuozi: forcibly closing the software when exiting it.
Often, when we finish using an app on our phones, it doesn't actually close; it continues to run in the background.
You only exit if you manually close the window.
Running in the background will continuously generate data garbage.
This is the reason why the machine is lagging and slow.
Xing Baohua said he was learning from others, but it wasn't really easy to learn from them. They started from the underlying structure, which he didn't have the opportunity to do. He could only add software to play an auxiliary role.
It's a bit like drinking poison to quench thirst. The hardware and memory are already limited, and then they add a function to force-close software and a built-in function to clear out junk files from the system memory.
This is the phone's built-in security manager, which can scan for viruses, clear cache and junk files, etc.
Don't be fooled by how useful this building is; it takes up a lot of memory.
Of course, with a large amount of memory, the difference is barely noticeable, but with a small amount of memory, it's quite obvious.
Especially those low-quality phones, like the Little Pepper, OEC, Gionee, and even the counterfeit phones that Xing Baohua helped produce back in the day. They all had small memory but ran large operating systems.
I guarantee that within a month, it will be so laggy you'll want to smash your phone. Making a call will be impossible; you can't even tap the screen repeatedly to get it moving.
Installing a cleanup software only provides a psychological sense of comfort; the best solution is still to perform a factory reset and restore the factory settings.
But that would only erase all the data on your phone.
After deciding on the strategy, the software team began auditing the software according to Xing Baohua's approach. However, this led to the discovery of a problematic system.
People need to gradually get used to it; lag, slowness, and crashes are the norm. Buying a higher-spec phone next time will solve these problems.
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