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March 5, 2012 10:49 pm GMT
Android may be the most popular mobile browser, having today overtaken Opera, but when it comes to HTML5 performance, it looks like iOS is king. This at least according to a new report from spaceport.io, which claims to be the "first-ever report on the technology's performance on top smartphone and tablet platforms".And it's about time. With Facebook and major carriers and OEMs backing it, HTML5 has been gaining ground as a viable technology to support rich mobile apps on many of today's most popular platforms. Interestingly, many had surmised that HTML5 might throw a wrench in Apple's quest to become the dominant mobile platform, but spaceport's "PerfMarks report" showed that iOS devices and browsers (iPhone, iPad, and Safari) outperformed its Android competitors across the board when it came to rendering movement on-screen.
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HTML5 Game Performance: iOS Performs 3x Faster Than Android; iPad 2 Top Device
Android may be the most popular mobile browser, having today overtaken Opera, but when it comes to HTML5 performance, it looks like iOS is king. This at least according to a new report from spaceport.io, which claims to be the "first-ever report on the technology's performance on top smartphone and tablet platforms".And it's about time. With Facebook and major carriers and OEMs backing it, HTML5 has been gaining ground as a viable technology to support rich mobile apps on many of today's most popular platforms. Interestingly, many had surmised that HTML5 might throw a wrench in Apple's quest to become the dominant mobile platform, but spaceport's "PerfMarks report" showed that iOS devices and browsers (iPhone, iPad, and Safari) outperformed its Android competitors across the board when it came to rendering movement on-screen.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/JDSSrmQIHJk/
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