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Hi i am a Xperia S user with Gingerbread version (waiting for the update).
I am asking you to show in this discussion some screenshots of the RAM usage after ICS update. Iam woried about that because the point of ics is to turn the phone smoother and at my point that's not happenig...
Im choosing between Update or not Update. I have been realised this because i see a lot of Bugs, Glitches and errors and i am podering to not update
Please tell me if update or not update and tell me your experiences with ICS.
My SI is 1257-6705 (Portugal) and its not on the list.
Thank You
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do you really use OfficeSuite, you can disable it with ICS,
you do NOT need an antivirus or taskillers or battery apps they drain your battery and create multiple issues, the picture I'd posted it's so you can see the RAM not all the apps that I have open.
you might want to read this
http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/18/android-wakelock-api-bugs/
Android apps that use power control APIs are often 'battery killers,' oh the irony
http://www.tgdaily.com/mobility-features/64061-api-glitch-may-explain-fast-draining-phone-batteries
http://www.purdue.edu/newsroom/research/2012/120613HuSmart
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there aren't RAM issues with the Xperia S only with the 2011 Xperias as they have 512MB of RAM
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if you don't want to wait
How to manually update 2012 Xperias to android 4.0.4 build number 6.1.A.0.452
http://talk.sonymobile.com/thread/41609
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But many people say after the update the ram came overloted and lagy
Xperia S has 1 Gb of Ram But 20% is ocuped by the software...
I have the Xperia S running ICS and I don't see any lag at all
only loading all my pictures (more than 10,000 and ocunting) and the widget menu.
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Can u take a sreenshot of RAM usage
Please, or just tell me the memory ocuped and memory available
sure I would do so
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Misconcemption of how Android uses RAM is understandable. Kindly read the following article to know how RAM is used. I do not hink it's an RAM issue that will affect your phone. Maybe you need to do some housekeeping?
http://www.androidcentral.com/ram-what-it-how-its-used-and-why-you-shouldnt-care
there you go
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One question:
Do you have just the essencial apps runnig like google services or you have a lot of apps and games running?