I strongly agree with
@Rodney Olson, the hardware capabilities or specifications will dictate your smartphone's performance
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. Specially on the speed and efficiency aspect.
Let me go deeper
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What if we have 2 different smartphone brands with exactly the same hardware specifications. With the equal latest operating system available.
Now, which performs better?
@LoloyCabiling is asking about the "overall performance" of a smartphone and pertaining about a operating system as a criteria . Well operating systems can affect the performance of a smartphone, but its not that significant. Operating systems are a digital integrated systems..basically they are programs. The difference? its how the developer executes the program using algorithmic / mathematical programming strategies. Basically they all have the same function but different approach on how to execute them..
A more simple example is your smartphones browser. Have you ever tried switching browsers because one is faster than the other, but you are using the same smartphone!
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It is because every browser have different strategies on how to execute a algorithmic / mathematical tasks.
My point is every aspect of the smartphones physical specification and digital capability affects the overall performance of a smartphone.
But the hardware specification of a smartphone is significant in performance because it has a fix and measurable properties.
I hope this helps
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