>Still, I don't have experience with iOS devices, but my Nexus S tends to be so laggy at times that apps crash frequently.
This sounds more like poorly written apps than an issue from the article.
For example if you are scrolling a list view and it slows down to the point of crashing, the application probably isn't caching views or has a memory leak (application authors fault).
If your device gets sluggish and you get miscellaneous force closes I would look for applications with background services that are doing more work than they should be.
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Did you see the part about "I’m interning with the Windows Phone team starting in January"?
Still, I don't have experience with iOS devices, but my Nexus S tends to be so laggy at times that apps crash frequently. (I had attributed it to GC).
>Still, I don't have experience with iOS devices, but my Nexus S tends to be so laggy at times that apps crash frequently.
This sounds more like poorly written apps than an issue from the article.
For example if you are scrolling a list view and it slows down to the point of crashing, the application probably isn't caching views or has a memory leak (application authors fault).
If your device gets sluggish and you get miscellaneous force closes I would look for applications with background services that are doing more work than they should be.