Glad to hear it. Thank you. From what I noticed is that iPhone has more consistent benchmark results and app opening time is almost always identical. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra has comoletely different benchmark results. For example once this phone scores around 2500 points in single core and over 7000 points in multicore and another time less then 1900 points single core and around 5500 multicore. This is bizarre to be honest. The same goes with ram management and app opening. Once all apps will be loaded in memory and no reloads and the other time half if the apps will reload. This is very strange and it's not visible on iPhone. iPhone is always consistent and repetitive.
It's a two handed device. It's almost impossible to use it with one hand. That's the fact. Unless you have huge hands however even if you huge palms still it's very difficult to use it with one hand. I'm used to so big devices because of benefits that these phones have however you need to learn how to use it.
Good comparison
Glad to hear it. Thank you. From what I noticed is that iPhone has more consistent benchmark results and app opening time is almost always identical. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra has comoletely different benchmark results. For example once this phone scores around 2500 points in single core and over 7000 points in multicore and another time less then 1900 points single core and around 5500 multicore. This is bizarre to be honest. The same goes with ram management and app opening. Once all apps will be loaded in memory and no reloads and the other time half if the apps will reload. This is very strange and it's not visible on iPhone. iPhone is always consistent and repetitive.
Is the galaxy too big for small hands?
It's a two handed device. It's almost impossible to use it with one hand. That's the fact. Unless you have huge hands however even if you huge palms still it's very difficult to use it with one hand. I'm used to so big devices because of benefits that these phones have however you need to learn how to use it.