If you booted the original HTC Dream or Samsung Galaxy today, you might feel that it was stuck in a boot loop. Back in the day, Android phones would take a minute or two to start up after a shutdown.

Google is working on a change to Android’s early boot process that improves how quickly kernel modules are loaded. This change has resulted in a 30% reduction in loading time for the Pixel 10, ...

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According to Android Authority’s Mishaal Rahman, a change in Android’s boot process has allowed for a 30 percent reduction in loading time on the Pixel 10. Rahman was browsing the Android Open Source ...

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Google is preparing some kernel improvements for Android devices which are said to improve boot times by up to 30% on the Pixel 10, the first semi-official reference to the unreleased smartphone. Two ...

Android apps have come a long way in recent years, and the difference is clear: smoother navigation, faster load times, and cleaner designs. Users used to put up with clunky interfaces and slow ...