I have always had Samsung phones, every phone I have had seems to have problems with notifications not coming through straight away, my current phone Samsung a52s is a good phone for me but I have to use ADB commands to disable sleep and deep sleep. Is it a Android thing or a Samsung issue ?
Thinking of changing phone: Is delayed notifications still a issue?
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Think it depends on the OS.
I've had Xiaomi and OnePlus phones which both have very aggressive battery management. The Poco I'm using at the moment with Hyper OS does have very quick and deep app suspension which can be a right pain. Has certainly slowed stopped notifications coming through. Although, turning off battery management for the app and locking it into memory seems, for the most part, to sort it.
I've had Xiaomi and OnePlus phones which both have very aggressive battery management. The Poco I'm using at the moment with Hyper OS does have very quick and deep app suspension which can be a right pain. Has certainly slowed stopped notifications coming through. Although, turning off battery management for the app and locking it into memory seems, for the most part, to sort it.
Every time there is a software update I think maybe they have fixed it but unfortunately not, it's the aggressive Doze. Using the ADB command is ok but you have to do it every time you restart the phone, and it also has a impact on the battery charge.
Keep an eye on this on what brands have aggressive management: https://dontkillmyapp.com
It's one major reason why I went Pixel.
It's one major reason why I went Pixel.
Interesting.
I had a Nokia about 5 years ago when they made a couple of over spec'd phones that people didn't really take seriously because they felt Nokia were dead and not relevant. It ran close to Vanilla Android as far as I recall, and the experience was excellent.
I eventually got my current phone the Xiaomi POCO F2, and whilst it has been excellent, wireless Android Auto has never worked for me, and I think it's to do with MIUI and possibly aggressive management stuff.
I also may go Pixel with my next phone just to know everything will work optimally. This is a shame really as we've now gone from Android being what it once was to a dependence on a few providers who do it properly. I cba with rooting and flashing ROMs anymore. Got tired of that a decade ago.
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I was thinking about trying a Pixel, I would rather jump from Samsung to them instead of going down the dark side to the IPhone.
I will keep my eye on that website cheers.
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Wireless Android Auto didn't work for me on the F2 either, it's fine on the F3. FWIW the latest OS on it, HyperOS seems pretty good
I'd not heard of HyperOS. Has that superseded MIUI then?
IDK, one day it was MIUI 14 and the next HyperOS
Was thinking about getting an F5 but might sit this gen out, have no real need for anything new
It's their new Android skin but from what I've seen, it's still the same under the hood, so mostly just a new name.