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How was scrolling on the first iPhone smoother than on current android devices running on said quad core chips? This explains your in-depth knowledge of what p
by neya 14y ago
How was scrolling on the first iPhone smoother than on current android devices running on said quad core chips?
This explains your in-depth knowledge of what processors and their comparisons really mean.
Thank you
- hmottestad 14y agoOn my 2. gen ipod touch scrolling is slow and lags. It was fast when I bought it though. Anandtech did a writeup on the iphone 5 performance and on the sunspider test it outperforms the galaxy 3. http://www.anandtech.com/show/6309/iphone-5a6-sunspider-performance http://www.anandtech.com/show/6309/iphone-5a6-sunspider-perf... However I didn't really look at the other tests. The ipad mini though will probably be slow. It has a chip introduced in march 2011, and back then it wasn't even the fastest chip on the market. It'll be pretty much as slow as the iphone 4s.
- Kurtz79 14y agoThis explains your in-depth knowledge of what processors and their comparisons really mean. Assuming that a quad-core processor would perform better a dual-core, without taking into account processor speed and how the underlying Os and apps exploit the extra cores shows the same "in-depth" knowledge of processors.
- Terretta 14y agoOn the contrary, what the comment shows is an understanding that "faster" in a regular consumer's mind isn't about CPU benchmarking, but about interacting with the device.