I got my AT&T s7 Edge shortly after it was released (when they were running the free Gear VR promo), and lately it's been running dog slow. It takes 3-5 seconds to open mundane apps like Gmail or the messaging app, and even keystrokes when typing have a noticeable delay.
Admittedly, I likely had WAY too many apps installed. I uninstalled a bunch, disabled background usage for many others, and it was still laggy and annoying. Fed up, I finally did a factory wipe and reset without restoring. Afterward, I only reinstalled a few basic apps like my banking apps and Discord (I'm an admin for multiple game servers so I need to be available for my players.)
It is STILL running terribly. I also have an iPhone 7 for work, and I've started using it more regularly than my Android because I don't have to argue with it/fight with it.
I really started noticing the performance problems when I hit 7.0, and it's got successively worse with each forced "Carrier settings update." One of my friends who also has an s7 edge (on Sprint) noticed the same thing, and we're pretty annoyed that an $800 device is performing so poorly.
Any suggestions? Or am I at the mercy of AT&T?
Admittedly, I likely had WAY too many apps installed. I uninstalled a bunch, disabled background usage for many others, and it was still laggy and annoying. Fed up, I finally did a factory wipe and reset without restoring. Afterward, I only reinstalled a few basic apps like my banking apps and Discord (I'm an admin for multiple game servers so I need to be available for my players.)
It is STILL running terribly. I also have an iPhone 7 for work, and I've started using it more regularly than my Android because I don't have to argue with it/fight with it.
I really started noticing the performance problems when I hit 7.0, and it's got successively worse with each forced "Carrier settings update." One of my friends who also has an s7 edge (on Sprint) noticed the same thing, and we're pretty annoyed that an $800 device is performing so poorly.
Any suggestions? Or am I at the mercy of AT&T?