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It is not only about charging the battery. Big games can really harm the phone both in the short as well as the long run. Battery over use can drastically hamper its shelf life. Moreover, other applications atop working when the phone is continuously used up for a long period of time.
Once the battery cells are destroyed by excessive heating up and continuous charging, the phone cannot be on for a long time without going down whether it's used or not. Once it's on, the battery life would keep draining till its zero percent. This is not a healthy way to use phones because it's even risking the safety of the phone user because one day the phone battery might blow up as a result of overcharging.
OK, so that's a first for me
@amitkokiladitya. I know that games do drain batteries, but why do you say that big games car harm the phone? I see no logical reason for that to happen.
Have you ever downloaded huge files on your phone device and booting becomes a problem for it? It would take too long to boot up and once it's up, it would keep hanging and being sluggish when pressing it? That's exactly what big games does to one's phone. It would be behaving as it the phone is suffering from a virus attack while it's simply the effect of the big game installed in the phone. I believe that this is what the poster
@amitkokiladitya was trying to say.
Yeah, that might be true, there is more development for Android, but there is a lot of development for iPhone too, and there are some releases these days coming first to the iPhone already.
For the money paid? Iphone definitely is not worth it. I have learned that some of the time the iphone may have it's set of the issues. And the same set of the features can be cheap and better quality with the Android. But the thing is that iphone is not worth it for gaming.
Have you ever downloaded huge files on your phone device and booting becomes a problem for it? It would take too long to boot up and once it's up, it would keep hanging and being sluggish when pressing it? That's exactly what big games does to one's phone. It would be behaving as it the phone is suffering from a virus attack while it's simply the effect of the big game installed in the phone. I believe that this is what the poster
@amitkokiladitya was trying to say.
Yes, this is what I meant to say. Huge games cause a drastic change in the functioning of the phone. It can become as slow as a phone. Even the most important and the easiest job of placing calls and messaging can become extremely tedious. Everyone should spare his phone from the trauma caused by huge files.
Yes, this is what I meant to say. Huge games cause a drastic change in the functioning of the phone. It can become as slow as a phone. Even the most important and the easiest job of placing calls and messaging can become extremely tedious. Everyone should spare his phone from the trauma caused by huge files.
I actually know this because I have experienced it with one of my phone playing devices. It gets so frustrating sometimes that the phone would keep rebooting on its own without any sign. I would just be doing something important and the next thing I would see is the phone hanging and blank page straight to rebooting. I have lost so much work as a result of this until I discovered it was as a result of the huge files I load the phone with. I had to go format the phone, giving it a clear head to function properly once more.
For the money paid? Iphone definitely is not worth it. I have learned that some of the time the iphone may have it's set of the issues. And the same set of the features can be cheap and better quality with the Android. But the thing is that iphone is not worth it for gaming.
I totally agree with you about this issue of gaming experience with iPhone. It's one crappy experience when it comes to playing games with iPhone. It has a huge limitation on games one can enjoy making use of iPhone compared to using andriod phones. With the price paid for iPhone, it should give more access to gaming but the shocking news is that it didn't and Android knocked it off when it comes to playing games and enjoying more.
For the money paid? Iphone definitely is not worth it. I have learned that some of the time the iphone may have it's set of the issues. And the same set of the features can be cheap and better quality with the Android. But the thing is that iphone is not worth it for gaming.
Well, go and say that to the millions iPhone users!
lol, surely Android phones come cheaper, but I am not seeing iPhones and worse than Android for gaming, or anything else to be honest.
I cannot really speak to the differences between the two but my Android has never felt like it is up to the task. I would not really be surprised if the iPhone was the same way either.
Yeah, so it really depends on the model we have. Let's say we have a low end Android Wiko, or a top range Samsung, the experience will be dramatically different. The same happen with iPhone models.
I recently broke my phone and I can't play the game on phone right now. But when I fix it I will definitely try out on phone. I don't really like the controls that phone gives you, but that's what it is. I might buy a controller for phones.
