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what's up guys david here and the speed test you have all been waiting for is finally here today it's the big boys from both Apple and Samsung going at it in the iPhone 8 plus versus the Galaxy Note 8 now taking a look at the spec sheets both of these phones are packing some serious power the iPhone 8 plus has apples all new a 11 Bionic ship while the Galaxy Note 8 comes with a whopping 6 gigabytes of RAM so it's gonna be an interesting one will the iPhone 8 plus continue Apple's dominance in these speed tests or will the note 8 pull off the upset let's find out learn all about the iPhone and how it came to be in the one device a book that reveals the secret history of the phone that changed the world with exclusive interviews with some of the engineers and developers who helped build it listen to it for free with your 30 day audible trial at the link below all right so we'll kick things off by starting the stopwatches on each phone and then jump right into the first row of system apps where right off the bat the note 8 gets to step over the iPhone already moving on to the second row and pulling a full app ahead early on in this speed test with the iPhone falling even further behind loading both Facebook and snapchat at a slower rate but the note 8 did seem to struggle there a bit with Photoshop which opens the door for the iPhone to cut into its lead with it now joining the note in lapses but it wasn't for long as the note 8 just ripped through lapse it and moves on to the gaming row with the iPhone 8 plus hot on its heels trying to make a comeback but the node 8 is able to hold on to its lead if only by a half step with both phones now neck and neck as they work on flip diving so let's see if the note a can create some separation again here and no the iPhone 8 plus actually takes the lead as both phones move ahead to fit the fat all right so we'll see if the iPhone 8 plus can add on to his newly found lead here and fit the fats and yeah it looks like the iPhone loaded it up at a slightly faster rate but nothing too big as both balls move on to bullet force where this time the difference is much bigger with the iPhone leaving the node 8 behind as it starts working on the apps in the last row with it now actually being a full app ahead of the note 8 however the note does manage to load Spotify at a faster rate which cuts into the iPhones lead and it looks like it manages to load ESPN at a fast rate so the nori is closing in quick on the iPhone late here in the first lap with it joining it and loading both mobile and the full versions of the Amazon website where the iPhone finishes first with the time of 1 minute and 27 seconds with the note 8 coming in just three seconds later with a time of 1 minute and 30 all right so this is where it'll get interesting will the 6 gigabytes of RAM be enough for the note 8 to keep all the apps open and can the note eight possibly make a comeback the iPhone has kept all of the apps open so far without any issue but it stutters on subway surfers with no date having it open and ready to go allowing it to take the lead late here in the second lap so at this point it's the note aides race lose with all I having to do is keep the rest of the apps open and so far so good with it keeping the calendar the gallery and the camera apps all ready to go allowing the no-date to finish first with the time of 2 minutes and 1 seconds with the iPhone 8 plus failing to keep the last three apps ready to go causing it to finish 6 seconds later at the time of 2 minutes and 7 seconds making the winner the Galaxy Notes 8 all right so really interesting results right like while I'm impressed about the performance from the Galaxy Note 8 I am somewhat surprised by the performance from the iPhone 8 plus I was honestly expecting it to be a lot faster especially given what we saw last year with the iPhone 7 plus but who knows maybe Apple is working on a software update to help speed things up and if they do come out with such an update we'll be sure to do a rematch now before we take a look at the individual app load of times I want to give a big thanks to audible for sponsoring today's video audible is the best way to listen to audiobooks like I've been using them for years now and pretty much anytime I'm in my car I'm listening to a book on audible and some of my favorite features are things like speed control where you can adjust how fast a book is read back to you I personally listen to everything at one point 5x which you know some people who get in my car say it's too fast but I love it because it lets me get to my books just so much faster another great feature is the ability to save clips so if you hear an interesting fact in the book that you're reading you can actually save that specific clip and go back to it later audible has a huge selection of books that you can choose from the one I'm reading right now is the one device a book that uncovers the secret history of the iPhone with exclusive 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