Following the new Galaxy J2 Pro's release, Samsung published an intriguing video explaining a technology implemented in its latest invention. Called Turbo Speed Technology (TST), this is a solution for improving critical smartphone performance metrics, such as app load times, multitasking fluidity, and RAM memory utilization efficiency by means of software optimization.
Rather than throw in more processor and memory resources at the problem, Samsung tightened up particular areas with direct impact on the typical daily smartphone usage. First off, its engineers reduced the size and memory footprint of the bundled core apps for telephony, messaging, productivity, and communications. They also allocated them to a dedicated home screen and optimized the RAM management engine to intelligently free up memory on the operating system, kernel, and hardware levels.
The alleged result is that the Galaxy J2 Pro, which comes with 2GB of RAM memory, is capable of loading applications up to 40% faster than a smartphone with double the memory capacity. In a way, the new J-series handset is potentially faster than Samsung's flagship S-series devices! Speaking of which, we assume Samsung will introduce Turbo Speed Technology across its better-known devices, unless there are technological particulars preventing them from doing so.
