Why has it taken Google so long, when the Nexus 9 had it and a lot of other manufacturers have it too?
Kudos to Jaegeuk Kim and his colleagues for working hard to ship f2fs on a Google product for the first time.
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It's on a whole another level in so many different ways.
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It's impossible to do ELI5 with all the technical details. The TL;DR would be: just run androbench on both 2 XL and 3 XL. Number differences there aren't exaggerated and will directly affect UX.
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Nexus 9 also had f2fs. But yeah this is the first Pixel product that uses it.
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Shit, forgot about that
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Pixel 3 has f2fs ?
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Yes.
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Sometime back, with OP3 I was using F2FS for more than a year. But after then apps started crashing randomly! Then all R/W became much slower for a UFS phone. That was I got to know, UFS is pretty alpha thing.
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Blame OnePlus for not doing it properly. Both f2fs and UFS is totally fine.
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Are they also using the atomic write feature from SQlite?
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What is f2fs?
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Wait what?! That is awesome!
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Great news! I didn't catch that during the press conference
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Pretty sure they didn't mention it during the (amateur hour) press conference.
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