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florin22xxl@yahoo.com
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March 1, 2012
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App performance influenced by hardware power?

  • March 1, 2012
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Is flash app performance in anyway influenced by the hardware of the device?the ipad3 is coming out in few days and i was wondering if apps that used to run bad on ipad2/iphone4 are going to run good on the new ipad.Iphone 4S was at least twice as fast as iphone 4 did this mean twice the perfomance?15 fps becomes 30?this is the standard rule of PC'S,if u double the power of your harwarde your fps doubles also,as simple as that.Is it like this in the mobile world also?If so this means in 2,3 years we should be able to run any flash app flawlessly on any device.

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Anonymous
March 1, 2012

I think its a given that better hardware = better peformance and yes you are right in 2 years from now these phones and tablets will be comprable to a $1000 pc of now as far as performance. iPad 3 coming out in in a few days? Havent heard one thing.

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florin22xxl@yahoo.comAuthor
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March 1, 2012

http://www.iclarified.com/entry/index.php?enid=20298

yup on 7 march they will release ipad 3. it will suport 2000xresolution meaning more pixels.More pixels = less performance,even if it will have more power it will need it to render this high resolution.Curious if old apps will run better.

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Anonymous
March 1, 2012

Oh my more pixels, I hope these companies will realize that at some point they will be cramming more pixels on the screen than the human eye can see from 12 inches away. The original iPhone had no problems as far as clarity now with the iPhone4 and 4X the pixels of the original its perfect leave it alone focus on other features. iPad could probably use a pixel boost but after that you are done.

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