[MrMolson]

Just want to know if your z30 is sluggish sometime, like the animation from the hub to the main page sometime is a little laggy? Or minimizing an app the animation lag a little?

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[jpvj]

If so I barely notice it.
Starting apps is not as fast as I could wish for and noticeable slower than iPhone 5S/6

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[farskija]

Sometimes the typing has become sluggish. Not sure if it is the auto-predict or what, but is has happened a number of times when I am trying to blast out some BBMs or text messages or emails...

[cdbh]

Yes, mine has slowed over the past month. I wonder if it is some android apps I side loaded. If I leave the calendar open and then return to it much later, it is light coloured and seems to try to load but hangs.

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[bobshine]

If it slows down, it's time to do a battery pull.... doh!

Seriously... slowing down is a sign of memory clogging up with all sort of orphan processes (memory leaks).

Just reboot the device.

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[Aljean Thein]

Yeah, happens quite a bit. Battery pulls works sometimes, but even right after its still a bit laggy.

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[olisg]

Yes it does sometimes, after a restart it will go back to normal again, My Z30 has been with me for the past one year and it is Still snappy most of the time

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[jaydee5799]

Mine gets wonky when the memory drops below 400MB. So i usually reboot every couple of days.

[Chris Chin]

I usually do a reboot too every couple of days as I get some battery drain overnight
... loses 50% so I reboot.

As with my older BlackBerry's, this fixes lag too.


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[Nature Slice]

Just reboot and done

But all phones slow down

Not sluggish at all when new

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[jpvj]

I never reboot my Z30.

Rebooting is invented by people/supporters not able or willing to identify the root cause of a problem and instead resetting becomes a "fix". IMHO it's a bad strategy and I try to avoid it because there is a good chance the issue will happen again.

I also work as an infrastructure consultant and I would look really bad if I kept rebooting my clients servers to free up resources. Let the OS handle memory etc - that's what it's made for.

Legacy BlackBerry devices needed this due to a lot of different problems but BlackBerry 10 should not unless some memory leaks exists. It's a very, very robust OS.

Any native app can be gracefully closed and use any process manager to close background Android Apps.

FYI: A memory leak is memory (RAM) allocated by an app but never free'd again.

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[Carmels]

Yeah, happens quite a bit. Battery pulls works sometimes, but even right after its still a bit laggy.

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What phone are you on? Because the rest of us are on a non - removable battery Z30.

Look! It's Zedzilla 30! ?

[Aljean Thein]

What phone are you on? Because the rest of us are on a non - removable battery Z30.

Look! It's Zedzilla 30! ?

Ops I meant a reboot. I have an Z30 too (:

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