Hello, I bought this device more than 2 years ago. I use it quite normally until I need to install necessary applications for learning and entertainment to serve my needs. With some basic Googling skills I discovered that my device is arm32 (or rather arm32-binder64) so I can't install arm64 apps because of software restrictions that Samsung has put in place . So could we get arm64 updates in the future?
I have one more question, which is why the same chip is Exynos 850 but Galaxy A12 Nacho and Galaxy A14 have arm64 software and Galaxy A13 does not?
and... I feel like it's being squeezed for performance
I have one more question, which is why the same chip is Exynos 850 but Galaxy A12 Nacho and Galaxy A14 have arm64 software and Galaxy A13 does not?
And... I feel like it's being squeezed for performance (Switching apps - lag, Swipe notification bar - lag, Closing the app - still lags....... I don't understand what Samsung is doing with this device)
@Thang Nguyen wrote:Hello, I bought this device more than 2 years ago. I use it quite normally until I need to install necessary applications for learning and entertainment to serve my needs. With some basic Googling skills I discovered that my device is arm32 (or rather arm32-binder64) so I can't install arm64 apps because of software restrictions that Samsung has put in place . So could we get arm64 updates in the future?
I have one more question, which is why the same chip is Exynos 850 but Galaxy A12 Nacho and Galaxy A14 have arm64 software and Galaxy A13 does not?
and... I feel like it's being squeezed for performance
I have one more question, which is why the same chip is Exynos 850 but Galaxy A12 Nacho and Galaxy A14 have arm64 software and Galaxy A13 does not?
And... I feel like it's being squeezed for performance (Switching apps - lag, Swipe notification bar - lag, Closing the app - still lags....... I don't understand what Samsung is doing with this device)У меня A13 на G80, и тоже такая проблема 🙁😐
