Major differences between powering on / off and rebooting

people nowadays are becoming more and more reliant on phones . We many manage not to use a computer for half a day , but even a moment without a phone sends us into a panic . even though you many  use your phone every day, do you know the Difference between powering on / off your phone and rebooting it .. ?

IT may seem like two are no different , but it fact , there is quite a large difference between them . still confused.? don’t  worry , all is explained below !…………..

 

Difference 1: different speeds

Rebooting is much faster than powering off and again , The main reason is that is simply requires a longer amount of time to turn your phone off and restart it , where rebooting skips a lot of steps and it is obviously rebooting skips a lot of steps and it obviously much faster . ………

 

 

in fact , powering on / off your phone operates  in the same way as a computer does , in that all hardware states are fully tested during the process of powering on/off , when powering off , both the system and hardware are turned off , and upon powering on , all process relatively slow.

A reboot is the launch of your phones’s software and does not involve hardware , so the system automatically skips a lot of steps and directly enters the phone’s operating system , means the whole process is faster .

 

Difference 2 :  Different power consumption

When the phone shuts down , the system and hardware will all turn , when the phone is will be tested on again , all the hardware on the phone will be tested again and the data is reloaded . moreover the CPU operates at full speed and power consumption is relatively larger.

A reboot is just a restart at the phone’s software level . it will make the system automatically skip some steps and directly enter the operating system interface , therefore , relatively speaking , it is more power-saving.

Difference 3: Different Data removal processes .

powering off is a comprehensive test of the system and hardware , and it also involves removing some of the phones doers not involve hardware , so some of the data in the system will not be cleared.

 

 

Difference 4 : Different smoothness

Compared to rebooting powering off / on offers improved smoothness . the main reason for this is that the whole process of powering off and on the the phone involve a  comprehensive test of the phone , and at the same time , it will clear the key programs and data at removed at the same time when you use the phone again , you clearly feel that it is much fasters than before.

 

Everyday use of the phone results in  a large number of ” Stubborn” apps . resident memory slow down phone processes , causing the phone fasters ? in this case , it is good idea to try powering off and on your phone as it will clean up more thoroughly than simply rebooting.

A reboot does not involve the system level , so the key programs and data deep within the system especially the system junk , still exists when the mobile phone is used again , which will affect the operating speed of the mobile  phone to  a certain extent .

The above points demonstrate that rebooting your phone consumes less power and is faster , while powering on / off will make your phone run faster .

 

But then again , most of the time , the results of the two are the same . it is just that there are some differences in the processes between the two options , you can choose to reboot or power off / on according to your own needs and preferences .

It is hoped that the above-mentioned main differences between powering off/on and rebooting your phone will be of the help to you

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