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Could you describe "the problem" in a bit more detail?
If the Play Store lets you install an app, it *should* be compatible with your device (based on the device manifest provided by the developer).
If the Play Store lets you install an app, it *should* be compatible with your device (based on the device manifest provided by the developer).
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I've noticed a lag with my tapatalk app, not responding to my finger gestures.
SiempreTuna
Android Expert
Not really had any issues with buggy apps but then I mostly use the standard Google ones which makes me think that the issues above are with the apps, not the phone.
Kinda strange as Nexus is supposed to be the reference platform for developers .. but I guess most just use their own phones, whatever they may be.
Kinda strange as Nexus is supposed to be the reference platform for developers .. but I guess most just use their own phones, whatever they may be.
Mrohrn
Newbie
when i say bug(g)y i am referring to that the app freezes the phone and it get stuck for ex amount of seconds, even if you push the power button home button or any other app! it is still slow and not fully responsive..
Funny thing is that this is not any "small" company's apps, but SnapC or FB or whatsapp... where i have a hard time to understand it.. so all the apps are from google playstore..
Im with you siempre tuna, i would also think this would not happen on such a device, but then again im new to android and maybe it is an issue which over lapses in other phones too?
Funny thing is that this is not any "small" company's apps, but SnapC or FB or whatsapp... where i have a hard time to understand it.. so all the apps are from google playstore..
Im with you siempre tuna, i would also think this would not happen on such a device, but then again im new to android and maybe it is an issue which over lapses in other phones too?
SiempreTuna
Android Expert
Does seems strange.
As I say, I haven't had these issues but then I don't use the apps you do.
I wonder if it might be something to do with the number of things you have running - I would guess that SnapChat and FB are both apps that are doing lots of things in the background. I know that Android is supposed to manage having lots of apps 'open' but maybe that's not so true with apps that need to be running constantly in the background.
As I say, I haven't had these issues but then I don't use the apps you do.
I wonder if it might be something to do with the number of things you have running - I would guess that SnapChat and FB are both apps that are doing lots of things in the background. I know that Android is supposed to manage having lots of apps 'open' but maybe that's not so true with apps that need to be running constantly in the background.
Facebook is a repeat offender when it comes to performance and battery life. The app is just huge, and (as @SiempreTuna pointed out) does a lot of background stuff.
You may want to consider uninstalling it and using the mobile web interface instead:
http://www.androidcentral.com/it-turns-out-uninstalling-facebook-android-pretty-great
You may want to consider uninstalling it and using the mobile web interface instead:
http://www.androidcentral.com/it-turns-out-uninstalling-facebook-android-pretty-great
