HTC U11+ (U11 Plus) versus Apple iPhone X: speedtest By High Tech Traveler

Hey guys I'm Nick gray, the high-tech traveler and welcome back to another smartphone speed test today, I'm going to be matching up, the two latest devices from Apple and HTC, the iPhone 10 and the HTC- u 11 plus, but before we do that, make sure you subscribe to the channel I published two to three new videos each week with reviews and smartphone comparisons. Just like this one and make sure you hit that Bell icon as well. So you get a notification as soon as my videos hit the web. So, let's get to it like most other 2017 flagship, Android devices, the HTC. U 11 plus, is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, with 4 gigs of RAM. It also has a 6-inch 28 80 by 1440 pixel display.

On the other side, we have the iPhone 10, which has a smaller 5.8 inch 24 36 by 11 25 resolution display and uses Apple's newest, an 11 Bionic chip paired with three gigabytes of RAM, we'll start things off with a fresh boot to make sure that the applications are completely out of memory. I'd also find it interesting to see which devices start up quicker, though there's never any correlation between boot uptime and the results of the speed test now I'll be launching applications simultaneously on both devices to see which one loads them quicker. Once that's done, I'll be coming back through again for a second round to see which device loads the app faster from memory after round 1, the iPhone 10 has a 2 point lead over the HTC. U 11, plus, let's see if it can extend that lead in round 2. The end result shouldn't be surprising.

The iPhone 10 beat out the HTC, u 11, plus in both rounds. Of course, a speed test between two Android devices is very different from one between Android and iOS, since the system architecture is completely different. Based on what you've seen in this video which of these two devices, would you rather have share your thoughts in the comments below? If you enjoyed this video I hope you give it a thumbs up. Thank you so much for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one.

Source : High Tech Traveler