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Exactly. Android had a native stack and it also had terrible performance. I don’t think it was any worse than WebOS’s. There’s good reason to blelieve that giv
by addicted 9y ago
Exactly. Android had a native stack and it also had terrible performance. I don’t think it was any worse than WebOS’s.
There’s good reason to blelieve that given enough time and even a fraction of resources that the Android team had WebOS would be able to significantly up their performance game (I say a fraction of resources because there is a lot of well funded open source development being done to improve web tech on mobile, through Chromium, WebKit and Firefox that would be leveraged).