

If you follow them – which is highly recommended – the same apps look slightly different and behave in a slightly different manner, which in turn may affect test results.Īnother barrier to app performance testing is server-side operations.

While you can have a perfectly-built application, most performance-related problems occur due to Internet connection and back-end architecture that streams data to apps.
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Central-processing unit: Dual-core 1.84 GHz Twister.Central-processing unit: Octa-core 1.9 GHz Cortex-A53.We tested Android apps on Samsung Galaxy A7: To eliminate these inconsistencies, we’ve built multiple identical applications with basic features to compare them against each other on the same devices. Please note that we didn’t intend to compare Android with iOS performance. That’s why we didn’t try to choose identical devices in terms of hardware. There is a perceptible general difference between Android and iOS performance in our tests. So, we rather recommend considering how the same apps perform against each other within a given platform. We also didn’t test on Windows phones, as they don’t have enough market share and seem less relevant to most app providers. To reduce the noise in measurements, we built separate apps for each of the following features, native and cross-platform: The main criteria for configuring the features for our applications were to choose the most common functions for all modern applications.
