Benchmarks don't matter one bit, because they just measure "raw" power. These platforms (iOS and Android) use different operating systems, and they implement gr

Benchmarks don't matter one bit, because they just measure "raw" power. These platforms (iOS and Android) use different operating systems, and they implement graphics routines, animations, drawing, etc. wildly differently. So, X could have a 30% more powerful GPU than Y, but the "perceived" speed of X could be less than Y. That's why iPhone was so much smoother than Android before 4.1.