Go watch the video. Look how very smooth scrolling is
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Finally, hardware accelerated web browser!
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Go watch the video. Look how very smooth scrolling is
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Yes. Scrolling and pinch to zoom is finally smooth. Probably the best among any other phone OS out there 
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.No its quite different. Scrolling on sgs is smooth. But it feels so different to the heavier feeling scrolling on sgs2. Until one tries you never know whether its "butter smooth" or not lol
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Samsung implemented iphone way of scrolling in SGS2 and backported the feature to SGS1 browser in firmwares starting from JVQ (2.3.4 if I remember well). People are not aware about this.
And this video doesn't prove that we are going to see this feature on ICS.
Please, don't mention Opera.
lol, no.
Yes. Scrolling and pinch to zoom is finally smooth. Probably the best among any other phone OS out there
lol, no.
The funny thing is the scrolling feels the same with miui on sgs2? Or am I on crack? Lol
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The browsing looking really impressive, however going from portrait to landscape and vice versa looks to be a little slow. That's a nitpick I've had since my WM days.
None of it matters once this phone is released, however. It's going to have massive developer support and most of the issues people are whining about will disappear with custom kernels, ect.
None of it matters once this phone is released, however. It's going to have massive developer support and most of the issues people are whining about will disappear with custom kernels, ect.
When he was trying to hit the home button? No, he was accidentally pressing too far below.
I think it's made to take that long so you don't accidentally start flipping things around when you don't really want to. I'm sure they could make it flip much faster but decided to give it a delay.
Gallery app takes just as long.
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If that is not smooth then i don't know what smooth is. I am an ex iphone 4 user so it's easy for me to compare.and i hate iphone's browsing. Always freezing on heavy sites.
0.22 WHEN he was trying to scroll in the multitask menu.
0.30 i see a small delay when he starts scrolling in the multitask menu.
Just a note, I thought the browser fluidity was more based on the implemention of a caching store, not exactly GPU acceleration, according to Anandtech.
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So just now with ics, android is finally at the same level as ios. It took years for the google engineers to develop gpu acceleration?
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Nope.. it's been done in android before - Samsung had some phones that did it..
It's just taken this long to mandate its use. Which is quite understandable when you have to be able to support £50 phones which don't have much of a GPU to speak of as well as £500 uber phones.
Well, my GS2's browser is smoother.
Agree. That's how the iPhone's browser is smooth. It stores caches and use that cache while zooming so that the smoothness will be like zooming an image in thw gallery app. Not like android which still render while zooming
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Agree. That's how the iPhone's browser is smooth. It stores caches and use that cache while zooming so that the smoothness will be like zooming an image in thw gallery app. Not like android which still render while zooming
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So I will have to view webpages on a Droid 3 as if I have a cheap $50 phone just because google thought that one size fits all was a better policy? That's mediocre thinking.
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Iphone creates a picture of the webpage and you were right, it scrolls em smooth as in the gallery app. When you reach the boundary of the rendered picture, it quickly rerenders the rest of the page from the cache. From the movies, it's still not in Aosp, only in samsung stock roms.
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4Nice, very nice Finally, full hardware accelerated web browser!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTpf0J5vfMs
Head to 50 seconds ...
Happy .. Happy .. Happy ..
I can now ditched Opera Mobile .22
You started with the fanboy comments. You are just solidifying your position as a GS2 fanboy every insult you make.
So, let me get this straight....you haven't even tested a gnex yet and bashing it? Wow.
You have a little GS2 running down your chin. Want a tissue?1
"And I've played with gs2's that were choppy as hell in browser and maps", clearly you haven't even touched a Galaxy S2 in person and made bull**** up to back up AOSP which is why Android is still rather unoptimised.
We need people to be honest and google to fix lag issues for future builds.
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Its not with the GPU, SGS also has the same GPU as the Galaxy Nexus but at a lower clock speed. The once in a while lag is very annoying and what many of us hate is how android zooms in "level by level"
Here is what I mean by "micro lag", when flickering down a page on Galaxy Nexus there is visible "jitterlyness" and google needs to fix this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVn-u7MbB3E1
my brother has a gs2.tweaked with custom rom,oc etc.the browser experience isn't good as my nexus,with 4.04 update,aosp based rom and a oc kernel i eat my bro in browser surfing at all (speed\pinch to zoom\scrolling\page rendering)notice that he has also ics with quick ics browser app from market same as mine (not tried with chrome or others)
tried that with quick ics browser and stock.
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