Hey guys, sorry, the key to the charts could use a little explanation. Post updated, and here it is:
CHART KEY: Number value is time for complete page load in seconds; page rendering is rated from "Fail" to "Excellent" for each; and the color (red, yellow, green) indicates overall performance taking into account both speed and rendering accuracy: Green = good overall, Red = fail overall.
Sorry, but the Mobile Safari does not compare to Opera when on a proper phone. Try the HTC Touch Pro when using Opera and you will be very happy.
Yes this is all user opinions in the end, but after leaving both the EDGE iPhone and 3G iPhone for the HTC Touch Pro (on AT&T), Safari just feels lacking when compared to Opera on the right phone. Plus you should take into account the amazing amount of times Safari crashes while the stability of other web browsers is a step above (namely Opera).
11/19/08
You had a chance to be honest, and at least tie the Android and the iPhone. Instead, it's the same ol', um, 'Apple' polishing.
Enjoy the kickback check, guys.
11/19/08
CHART KEY: Number value is time for complete page load in seconds; page rendering is rated from "Fail" to "Excellent" for each; and the color (red, yellow, green) indicates overall performance taking into account both speed and rendering accuracy: Green = good overall, Red = fail overall.
11/19/08
Instinct takes 2+ min to load WSJ = Excellent, but Dare fails at 38 seconds (both red?)
Bold gets an excellent at 2.5 mins on Wiki (red), instinct does 52 sec (green)?
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Yes this is all user opinions in the end, but after leaving both the EDGE iPhone and 3G iPhone for the HTC Touch Pro (on AT&T), Safari just feels lacking when compared to Opera on the right phone. Plus you should take into account the amazing amount of times Safari crashes while the stability of other web browsers is a step above (namely Opera).
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