After almost all the flagship smartphones for 2020 have been launched, what is the fastest among them all? PhoneBuff channel on YouTube decided to find out on their own by subjecting the recently launched iPhone 12 Pro to a speed test alongside the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra to find out which phone is the fastest.
In case you do not have time to watch the entire video, the iPhone 12 Pro overthrew the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra in the speed test. In the first round, which calculates the time taken by phones to launch applications, the iPhone 12 Pro took about 1 minute 41 seconds, while the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra took about 1 minute 55 seconds, a difference of 14 seconds.
The second part of the test consisted of reopening the applications that were initially launched to test how well the two phones managed the RAM. In the past, this was where iPhones tend to get stuck, but it seems that Apple has managed to address the memory management problems it was facing in the past as the iPhone 12 Pro took about 43 seconds to complete the second round, while the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra took about 46 seconds.
In total, the iPhone 12 Pro took about two minutes and 24 seconds to fully complete the test, leaving the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra behind with a total time of 2 minutes 41 seconds. However, it seems as if we are comparing apples to oranges here since both devices use different hardware and software, but if there is one thing that stands out in these tests, it is the high processing power of the newer Apple A14 Bionic processor from Apple, and this is what makes us more excited to see the performance of the first Mac computer equipped with Apple's own processors.
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