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iPhone Versus iPad -- How Browser Comparisons Test Popular Safari
A user benchmark is an important tool when testing JavaFX apps. This benchmark lets you compare various browsers against each other in many different situations and enables you to make quick comparisons with ease. To use the Userbench benchmark, simply click onto the Userbench benchmark website and select the benchmark that you wish to run. The program will load different web browsers at different speeds. These web browsers are the Chrome, Internet Explorer Safari, Safari, Opera Firefox, Safari, Safari, Safari, Safari, Opera and iPhone Safari.
It's easy to understand how user benchmarks work. Just read the text and follow the steps. If you want two JavaFX applications that are 10x faster than one another, type "10x" into the Google Search box and hit Enter. This will bring up a list that Google has loaded JavaFX, giving you the ability to compare their speed.
There is also a user benchmark for the iPad, iPhone and Google Android. The only difference between the iPad benchmark and the others is that the iPhone benchmark doesn't use a separate CPUcore for each processor. Each device uses the exact same device-specific gpu, and multiple gpu can be used per device. Google Android however, uses two processors and a separate CPUcore for each device. Both of these benchmarks provide similar results as you can see.
Softpedia has an official Apple iOS benchmark. This test is only run on the iOS simulator. This is a good thing, as there are many device capabilities that can crash softpedia. We can't really rely on this test to determine what an iOS test would look like. These test results are quite interesting. The results show that the simulator can handle the simulator's speed well, but it can handle some features like the Safari viewfinder.
It's interesting to see where the differences really are between the two. The Safari viewfinder performance seems to be affected mainly by the CPU and Ram speed. This indicates that the simulator might not be rendering as many features at once. However, the iPhone seems more successful when it comes to multimedia and networking features. The softpedia results for both devices show that the iPhone seems to have a larger advantage than the iPad. Although this is a test with only a few devices, it does indicate that the iPhone is capable of doing things that the iPad simply can't.
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