Galaxy S6 exhibiting overzealous RAM management, report users
In a nutshell, Galaxy S6 owners are reporting a very aggressive RAM management, to the point where apps get constantly shut down, and there's 200-400 MB of RAM left only at any given time. Granted, Android's RAM usage is made this way, and the system feels best when most of the available RAM is utilized, that is why task killers and RAM boosters are never a good idea, but still.
The users have already reported this issue to Samsung, and there might be a software update in the future to bring on a more efficient RAM management - we can only imagine the app sprawling that will be happening on phones with Lollipop and 4 GB of RAM, of which there are already a few out there.
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- Camera 16 MP (Single camera) 5 MP front
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- Storage 128GB, not expandable
- Battery 2600 mAh
- OS Android 7.0 Nougat Samsung TouchWiz UI
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