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what's up guys david here from bomba fan in this video we're gonna be doing a speed comparison test between every single Nexus smartphone from the Nexus One all the way up to the Nexus 5 to see how far both Android and today's hardware has come let's go ahead and get right into it so the first test will run here is a boot up test to see just how long each phone takes to load up its version of the Android OS while these guys are loading up I'll let you know that both the Nexus One and the Nexus S on the Left have a single cord one gigahertz processor coupled with 512 megabytes RAM the Galaxy Nexus in the middle has a 1.2 gigahertz dual-core with a full gigabyte of RAM and the Nexus 4 and five on the right half quad cores clocked at 1.5 and 2.3 gigahertz respectively both coupled with 2 gigabytes of RAM so as you can see the Nexus 5 and the Nexus 4 finished at about the same time maybe only a split second difference following those two is the dual-core Galaxy Nexus then of course the Nexus S and just over 15 seconds after the Nexus 5 is the Nexus One wrapping up the boot obsessed the next test will run is loading up the same exact app on each phone which in this case is a game in Temple Run 2 which is both processor and GPU intensive keep in mind that because the resolutions are different the game becomes more and more taxing as the resolutions get higher which makes the fact that the Nexus 5 loads up so much quicker than even the Nexus 4 really impressive with the visual quality turned up to the maximum on each bone the Nexus 5 is able to get a game up and running for seconds faster than the Nexus 4 three seconds after which the Galaxy Nexus gets going and then in what seems like forever in this day and age but is only really 10 seconds later you play temple run to on the single core Nexus S and then finally eight seconds after that or a hold 25 seconds after the Nexus 5 the Nexus One finishes uploading the game yeah if you're stuck with a phone from early 2010 you lose it about 25 seconds of your life every time you play a temple run - alright so the final test will do here is the browser test where we'll be loading up the full media Richford website now as you're watching each of these load up keep an eye not only on the status bar but also in the pictures that show up behind each story box as you'll notice the Nexus 5 and the Nexus or both finish loading relatively quickly just a few seconds apart the Galaxy Nexus finishes quicker than expected perhaps thanks to his dual-core chip but the single cord Nexus S in the Nexus 1 really struggle here so much so that I'm just going to skip to when they're done so we can test the responsiveness on each phone which by the way is just buttery smooth on the Nexus 5 decent on the Galaxy Nexus and then just gets really really bad when you get down to the Nexus One okay that about wraps up this video but I have to say that it's amazing to see how far both Android and today's Hardware app come in just a couple of short years and I can't wait to see what the future holds but that's pretty much it for me in this video if you liked it please hit that like and share button it helps out the channel a bunch and if you haven't already subscribe to the channel for more mobile technology videos just like this thank you for watching you