De According to a recent report, the Android 5.0 Lollipop shows greater stability than iOS 8.
While the mobile operating system Apple has always been, for the most part, quite fluid on all devices Tim Cook company, the same can not be said of Android.
In terms of bugs , the mobile operating system from Google has faced several obstacles in the course of time, while iOS has always maintained a line of performance very similar between the various updates.
This advantage relative to the IOS Andoid owes much to the fact that the former is considerably lighter than the latter, avoiding unnecessary overloading of the equipment components.
However, according to a report by Crittercism – company dedicated to performance management – this trend seems to begin to swing back toward the Android.
According to the company, the percentage of crash app to iOS 8 is 2.2% while Android 5.0 Lollipop is 2%. However, equipment that still run iOS 7 proved to be even more stable, with only 1.9% of app crash rate .
The figures presented by Crittercism come prove evolution that Android has suffered over the years, showing an upward curve in relation to operating system functionality.
In previous versions, the Android 5.0 Lollipop showed superior stability, since according to the same source, the version Ice Cream Sandwich and KitKat showed an app crash rate of 2.6%. For the Android Jelly Bean (one of the updates with the largest number of complaints), the numbers were not disclosed.
That said, it can be said that Google finally meets up on the right track. After multiple versions of Android, the latest update for Andoid 5.0 Lollipop seems to have opened doors to a – hope – long way of successes in system stability concerns.
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