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> acceptable performance Until your competitor shows up. I think you are honestly right for the most cases, but the expectation on mobile, (esp. since the OS i

> acceptable performance Until your competitor shows up. I think you are honestly right for the most cases, but the expectation on mobile, (esp. since the OS is written in native and 120Hz screens are coming) is so freaking high. The touch response rate expected is just going to make hybrid and web apps just seem like trash to the average consumer when compared directly with native apps. They just don't do it and just don't feel right.

kllrnohj 7y ago
> esp. since the OS is written in native and 120Hz screens are coming High-refresh rate mobile displays already happened. There's more 90Hz than 120Hz on the market at the moment. Typically gamer-focused phones like the Asus ROG Phone or the Razer Phone, but non-gamer-focused flagships are also now 90Hz like the Pixel 4. And of course on the iOS side of the ecosystem some iPad models already have 120hz displays, too.
- AgloeDreams 7y ago
  Of course there are current examples, but in general the scale is not large at all on phones. Less than 1% of sales. Being first doesn't mean anything if it doesn't sell, being the majority of sales is a much different world. I'm referring to the 2020 iPhone Pro and the Galaxy S20 both being rumored to have 120Hz displays, massive changes in the market.