this test would be a test of the processors not 3g speeds because you've already loaded the website onto all the phones. so basically your measuring how fast each individual phone pulls info from the cache not from the networks
Browser engines processing HTML really wouldn't give a 'network speed test' metric. For example, if you took an iPhone 3G vs an iPhone 4 on the same network, the 4 would be faster because it has more Armand a faster processor. Also, the web engine from Browser to browser would impact the render time. Just do a throughput speed test from an app like one of ooklas
this test would be a test of the processors not 3g speeds because you've already loaded the website onto all the phones. so basically your measuring how fast each individual phone pulls info from the cache not from the networks
mastergamer1171 3 months ago
Browser engines processing HTML really wouldn't give a 'network speed test' metric. For example, if you took an iPhone 3G vs an iPhone 4 on the same network, the 4 would be faster because it has more Armand a faster processor. Also, the web engine from Browser to browser would impact the render time. Just do a throughput speed test from an app like one of ooklas
exspyguy 4 months ago
tmobile*
ButHelp 4 months ago
@IWSFODD browser doesnt make a difference, if so, the tmobie one would have finished as fast as the droid
ButHelp 4 months ago
don't you think different OS has different browser?
IWSFODD 5 months ago