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Old 09-15-2015, 12:11 PM   #231
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
Well sure, I get that. But why has my Nexus 7 2012 not been left in the dust? it's not as snappy as my 2013, of course, but then again it never was. All in all, its performance with Lollipop is comparable to when it was new. My 2013 model actually performs better with Lollipop than when it was new. I attribute the 2013's increased performance (and the 2012's ability to maintain it's level of performance) to ART vs Dalvik. If lollipop still relied on dalvik, the 2012 Nexus would be dog-meat for sure.
The generic answer is it hasn't been left in the dust because Google supports devices with security and OS updates for a set period. As you probably know though from the various forums, there were many complaints for certain updates and then some later improvements. However, other items could also affect performance such as how full your device is, which specific apps you have loaded, etc., etc.
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