According to Blaze, and
software company who have been testing
iOS 4.3 and
Android 2.3, Google's latest
OS updates gives it's mobile
Chrome browser a 52% speed advantage over the iPhone's when surfing fortune 1000 websites.
Blaze discovered that 80% of the 1000 websites they tested opened up to 1 second faster on
Android 2.3 when compared to
iOS 4.3.
But is Blaze's testing flawed? Many, including
Apple think so.
The dispute centers around how Blaze conducted the tests. Instead of using the official
Chrome and Safari web browsers for testing, Blaze used embedded browsers that are roughly based on the default browsers. This,
Apple says, is the reason for the huge difference in speed.
Apple recently improved the iPhone's web
browser by adding Java's faster engine, but the embedded
browser doesn't take advantage of the latest
update.
So while Blaze's testing may be flawed the results could still possibly read the same!