🎬 Latency vs Mbps: The Netflix Thread Analogy Ever wondered what happens behind the scenes when you tap play? Imagine this: You’re tired after a long day. You grab your phone, open Netflix, and tap on your favourite show. But have you ever wondered what’s happening behind the scenes in those few seconds before your video starts? Let’s simplify it with a fun analogy! 🌟 🧵 The Thread Analogy ✅ Step 1: Throwing the Thread (Latency) Think of your internet connection as throwing a thread from your phone to the Netflix server. Latency is the time taken for that thread to reach Netflix and come back to you. 📱 🖥️ ...
📱 "iPhone vs Android: It's not about muscle, it's about brains. Let's uncover why Apple wins with less RAM!"
" In the race of smartphones, iPhones prove that optimization beats brute force every time. " Why Android Phones Have More RAM but iPhones Perform Better In today’s smartphone world, a big question pops up: 👉 " Why do Android phones have 8GB or 12GB RAM, but iPhones with just 4GB or 6GB still feel faster and smoother? " Let’s dive into the real reasons — and trust me, it’s more interesting than you think! 🔥 First, Understand How iPhones Manage RAM iPhones don’t just rely on RAM. They have a secret weapon: super-fast NAND storage . NAND Storage is extremely quick and efficient. It’s not "Not A NAND Device" 😉 — NAND is a special kind of flash memory used in iPhones. NAND storage uses different types of cells: SLC (Single-Level Cell) — fastest and most durable. MLC (Multi-Level Cell) — stores more but a little slower. TLC (Triple-Level Cell) — cheaper, more storage. QLC (Quad-Level Cell) — even more storage, less durabili...