Can someone explain the core differences between UFS and eMMC storage technologies, especially how they affect read/write latency, bandwidth, and power consumption in typical mid-range Android smartphones? I'm curious about the architectural changes, command queueing, and how these factors translate into real-world app launch times and multitasking performance. What should developers keep in mind when optimizing for each storage type? Your insights would be appreciated.
How does UFS storage improve performance over eMMC in mid-range Android devices?
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I'm curious—does UFS actually execute multiple read/write commands in parallel thanks to its command queue, and how much latency improvement does that give over eMMC in typical app launches? Also, does the higher bandwidth of UFS translate to noticeably higher power draw per operation, or is it offset by the shorter active time?