HTML 5 for Samsung Galaxy Tab works worse than the Apple iPad
Web-development company, decided that Samsung Galaxy Tab, first available in tablet Android, in fact, is a big disappointment. At least in comparison to Apple iPad. Company Sencha, who came to this conclusion, developing frameworks for JavaScript, to help developers create mobile applications for iOS and Android. The scope of the company's interests include support for new devices in HTML 5, enhanced support for CSS3, support for SVG, built-in capabilities for playback of multimedia and the overall performance of JavaScript. Reasonable to assume that the above mentioned tablets were evaluated against these criteria.
Both the tablet went through a series of tests, including Acid3, Moderniz, SunSpider, and others. In particular, Galaxy Tab, running on Android 2.2 score of 93/100 on the test Acid3, while his opponent scored 100 points. "Explored" before BackBerry Torch also showed the best result, thanks largely to the browser on WebKit. The second test is passed, Modernizr, showed that the tablet from the Samsung lacks support for SVG, Web Sockets, CSS3 3D. However, the iPad can boast the support of all the necessary components for HTML5.




