using third-party app SunSpider to test on Safari doesn’t make any sense. there are a lot of restrictions for iOS in-app UIWebView. What a shame for this web analysis company does not know such a basic stuff. Please delete this wrong post in order to keep the quality. Next time, read and think carefully before you share anything from others.
aswdv
14 years ago
Why are there lot of restriction for IOS in-app UIWebView?
Blaze has now admitted in a comment to CNET that their tests were flawed. It doesn’t seem right for a company to test a product unless they know for sure what technology it’s using.
“This test leveraged the embedded browser which is the only available option for iPhone applications,” reads the Blaze statement. “Blaze was under the assumption that Apple would apply the same updates to their embedded browser as they would their regular browser. If this is not the case and according to Apple’s response, it’s certainly possible the embedded browser might produce different results. If Apple decides to apply their optimizations across their embedded browser as well, then we would be more than willing to create a new report with the new performance results.”
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using third-party app SunSpider to test on Safari doesn’t make any sense. there are a lot of restrictions for iOS in-app UIWebView. What a shame for this web analysis company does not know such a basic stuff. Please delete this wrong post in order to keep the quality. Next time, read and think carefully before you share anything from others.
Why are there lot of restriction for IOS in-app UIWebView?
UIWebView don’t share the same javaScript engine with Safari, and resource allocation is less than native Safari browser.
They are not comparing the native browser speed. Then it is still showing Android’s embedded browser is faster than IOS’s embedded browser.
翻譯西, 翻埋呢段喇唔該:
http://www.loopinsight.com/2011/03/17/study-comparing-android-to-iphone-web-browsing-speed-flawed/
Blaze has now admitted in a comment to CNET that their tests were flawed. It doesn’t seem right for a company to test a product unless they know for sure what technology it’s using.
“This test leveraged the embedded browser which is the only available option for iPhone applications,” reads the Blaze statement. “Blaze was under the assumption that Apple would apply the same updates to their embedded browser as they would their regular browser. If this is not the case and according to Apple’s response, it’s certainly possible the embedded browser might produce different results. If Apple decides to apply their optimizations across their embedded browser as well, then we would be more than willing to create a new report with the new performance results.”
Many many apple die hard idiot fans…….!!!
Yes, here so many blind I-lovers!
他們不會是”死硬”粉絲,只是一群坐於井下觀星之蛙而已