When we connect any computer, phone or device that must load software at startup through this same loading process, we have to wait for a while for this to happen. On average a Android terminal The starting time can be around 30 seconds from when the power button is pressed until we have it in a position to use it.
A company called Ubiquitous is working, and from what we see it seems that they have their work well advanced, in a type of start-up that makes the ignition occur almost instantaneously, in the video it takes 1 second.
This new start is called QuickBoot, has its own SDK and they have been offering it to OEMs and developers in the past Computex.
This boot really has a trick and what it does is restore a system image that is saved in non-volatile memory. The boot time does not depend on the amount of memory used by the system.
Seen here and here
Meh, nothing to write home about for something we don't do often, and also at a cost ...
The worst thing about that is that it doesn't ask you to enter a PIN or password, so if you lose your terminal, you're screwed.
30 seconds? hahahaha…. I laugh
At least 1 minute and a half
The desire takes about 35 seconds for me, it doesn't seem like much considering that I only turn it on in the morning when I get up