The thing is cell phones only have a small amount of memory compared to a laptop. They use solid state memory which is expandable, usually, by using an SSD card. Laptops have traditionally used mechanical/electrical memory ie a spinning silicone disk. Your cell phone is usually switched on and already connected to the internet so when you go on line with your cell it, almost, immediately connects. You normally switch your laptop on then you may have to connect it to the internet then you have to go to the website. Even so I would be surprised if it actually takes you five minutes to connect. Laptops are getting around to using solid state memory. SSDs or Solid State Drives do not have to spin up to speed so laptops are much faster when they use an SSD rather than a hard disk drive (HDD). The problem at the moment with SSDs is the cost. I have 4 2 terrabyte hard drives in my network. a 2 terrabyte SSD is a huge amount more expensive than a 2 terrabyte mechanical/electrical hard disk drive but they are getting there. Most new laptops and desktops will come with an SSD as it's main drive these days. But a larger secondary HDD is also included for storage. Soon we will see all computers with large solid state drives as standard at reasonable prices.