Ice Cream Sandwich and Gingerbread Nexus S Comparison

[kinglightboy]

why is the screen protector a mirrior? doesnt that get anoyying??

[Trillville43]

You guys wanted Android to be beautiful so of course its gonna take longer to open and close apps because it has to show you the nice animation first although you can change the speed in developer options but overall ICS uses more memory than gingerbread and unless you have more than 512MB of ram in your device than I'm not sure if its the best experience for multitasking and overall ICS is still better

[CliffColeman]

What a load of bollocks

[Lvnaticify]

gingerbread was a hundred times more responsive then this crap ICS update, back to 2.3.7 oxygen ROM

[cokemanpac]

I love Android o.s comparisons

[noobwalker93]

I have an ns4g and I agree that pics is smoother but gingerbread was way quicker

[Trillville43]

@tongyoon I'm sorry to say that unless you've reset the device and started over not the best representation since I'm

[tongyoon]

@Trillville43 Yes you are right. The Gingerbread device was a fresh install and the ICS one has been stock since the day I got it and has never been reset.

[MrGomiii]

You are using a Live Wallpaper on the nexus s with ics, maybe that's why it takes a little bit longer to open and close apps ...

[tongyoon]

@MrGomiii Thats a good point. The comparison wasn't entirely fair to begin with since Gingerbread was a fresh install and ICS was not.

[seifeldin94]

ICS CM9 or official ?

[tongyoon]

@seifeldin94 It was an official OTA update from Google.

[DeadSOLz]

What's with the mirror screen protector?