I see no difference between 4.2 and 4.3

[Mac-converted]

I have 2 Ipad 1's in my home and I upgraded to IOAS 4.3 on one of them last evening, and left the other on IOS 4.2. I sit them side by side and browse the web, and see absolutely no difference in the speed in which the pages load. AM I missing something? Anyone else not see an improvement?

I was expecting a big difference, but just don't see any all.

 

[freemini]

I have 2 Ipad 1's in my home and I upgraded to IOAS 4.3 on one of them last evening, and left the other on IOS 4.2. I sit them side by side and browse the web, and see absolutely no difference in the speed in which the pages load. AM I missing something? Anyone else not see an improvement?

I was expecting a big difference, but just don't see any all.

run the SunSpider test, you'll definitely see a difference there. The improvements are in JavaScript, which should, but won't necessarily, improve general browsing speed.

 

[canyonblue737]

the improvements are to javascript sites which the "web 2.0" application like sites use a lot. for example google created a beautiful ipad web interface to gmail but it always ran a bit slow on a pre-4.3 ipad so that it didn't quite feel as nice to use as the native mail.app despite being gmail specific. under 4.3 it is much, much snappier and for some gmail users may now be superior to use than the built in mail.app

 

[rkahl]

I have 2 Ipad 1's in my home and I upgraded to IOAS 4.3 on one of them last evening, and left the other on IOS 4.2. I sit them side by side and browse the web, and see absolutely no difference in the speed in which the pages load. AM I missing something? Anyone else not see an improvement?

I was expecting a big difference, but just don't see any all.

Try watching movies on your iPad (4.2) homeshared with your computer. Then try watching movies on your iPad (4.3) homeshared on your computer.

 

[big samm]

Good point you got there rkahl 1+