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Drawbacks of Android Application

Device Defects Overheating is a common issue with Android phones , especially when playing games loaded with heavy graphics or while indulging in hardcore productivity tasks. The overheating tends to be more prevalent during summers than winters. The heating issue not just mars user experience and handling, but it also hurts the phone's battery life. Android is a very heavy operating system and most apps tend to run in the background even when closed by the user. This eats up battery power even more. As a result, the phone invariably ends up failing the battery life estimates given by the manufacturers. Storage is also an issue, with most phones having minimal internal storage. Consequently, storing large apps, videos and files becomes an issue. Adding a micro SD card can be a way out, but that move can hamper the phone's speed. The phone's efficiency is bound to take a hit as multiple programs run simultaneously in the background at any given time. ...

An Unexamined Life is Worth Living: Drawbacks of Android Application

Even though Many Features with Many Varieties of Smart Phones are available in Markets Our Time and Money are becoming a big Constraint. Unfortunately, Android phones , thanks to their chaotic OS and messy app store infrastructure, are not up there yet when it comes to the bare essentials. Defects in Apps and Play Store Not all the apps available in the store are compatible with the different levels or ranges of Android phones. While there are several free apps for download, these tend to be replete with marketing material and advertisements, making the user experience jarring and intrusive. App-crashing or forced closure is a norm with Android devices and staunch Android phone users have now gotten used to this flaw. Device Defects Overheating is a common issue with Android phones, especially when playing games loaded with heavy graphics or while indulging in hardcore productivity tasks. The overheating tends to be more preva...