Honeycomb-based tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9, for instance, score Web performance benchmarks very much similar to the iPhone 4S. And hardware-wise, t

Honeycomb-based tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9, for instance, score Web performance benchmarks very much similar to the iPhone 4S. And hardware-wise, the Galaxy Tab is using a processor similar to the Samsung Galaxy S II on AT&T. This shows us that Honeycomb is better-optimized for Web performance than Gingerbread, the latest version of Android available for smartphones. Interesting. I didn't know there was a this much difference between Honeycomb and Gingerbread browser in terms of JS performance. I really hope Google ups the game even further with Chrome on Android with ICS. The Android browser should really be based on Chrome code base (I read somewhere this is work in progress).