Lock-N-Load
Android Expert
Okay, for the last 2 weeks I have been conducting a test that I can say, really helped reduce and thus improve the known screen & widget redraw lag in the OG Droid.
I cant explain exactly why but... it seems from day 1 always used the dock I purchased. The dock has the spare battery charger and when you put the droid in the dock, it pops the home screen app I have set which is Alarm Clock. Whenever you take it off the dock, it seemed to lag a bit to like get back to the default home screen & then of course, I suffered from screen lag and widget redraw lag like many out there.
Well, I started to charge the phone only by a USB cable into a wall socket and low-and-behold I have dramatically less issues of screen lag and widget screen redraw issues. Since I started charging by this method 2 weeks ago, and stopped using the dock, it has been very noticeable. Maybe the dock has a hard time giving back control over the phone when you take it off the dock? Maybe there is some sort of odd power fluctuation in the dock mechanism that messes with the proper voltage? I just cannot say.
Take it for what it is worth, and I can't explain it totally, but it is enough that I figured it was worth posting and maybe others can try it if they have a dock and had always charged it that way. if the difference was not noticeable, I would not have commented on it.
I cant explain exactly why but... it seems from day 1 always used the dock I purchased. The dock has the spare battery charger and when you put the droid in the dock, it pops the home screen app I have set which is Alarm Clock. Whenever you take it off the dock, it seemed to lag a bit to like get back to the default home screen & then of course, I suffered from screen lag and widget redraw lag like many out there.
Well, I started to charge the phone only by a USB cable into a wall socket and low-and-behold I have dramatically less issues of screen lag and widget screen redraw issues. Since I started charging by this method 2 weeks ago, and stopped using the dock, it has been very noticeable. Maybe the dock has a hard time giving back control over the phone when you take it off the dock? Maybe there is some sort of odd power fluctuation in the dock mechanism that messes with the proper voltage? I just cannot say.
Take it for what it is worth, and I can't explain it totally, but it is enough that I figured it was worth posting and maybe others can try it if they have a dock and had always charged it that way. if the difference was not noticeable, I would not have commented on it.