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One problem with this comparison video is that the Galaxy S II has Flash enabled and is still loading the pages a similar speed. It was clear that there were several Flash ads on many of the pages. What would be more interesting is if Flash were disabled so you could get a real idea of how they perform against each other. My guess is the GS 2 would probably have a slight edge with Flash turned off. The reviewer should have mentioned this in the video. Another thing is usually on Android phones the 3G or 4G symbols are disabled when you turn wi-fi on. So it is questionable if wi-fi was even working.
 
One problem with this comparison video is that the Galaxy S II has Flash enabled and is still loading the pages a similar speed. It was clear that there were several Flash ads on many of the pages. What would be more interesting is if Flash were disabled so you could get a real idea of how they perform against each other. My guess is the GS 2 would probably have a slight edge with Flash turned off. The reviewer should have mentioned this in the video. Another thing is usually on Android phones the 3G or 4G symbols are disabled when you turn wi-fi on. So it is questionable if wi-fi was even working.

Here is a updated review: flash is off in the video. No problem with the video.

Wifi was working. Flash was off also. The Galaxy S2 got owned as did the 1.5Ghz dual core Galaxy S2 on tmobile.

No excuses. He ran the test with flash on and off. Did it several times on several sites and even went throught the setting on each Android phone.

No excuses. Got owned. Period.

http://www.slashgear.com/iphone-4s-review-11187049/

http://www.anandtech.com/show/4951/...rks-800mhz-a5-slightly-slower-gpu-than-ipad-2
 
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Here is a updated review: flash is off in the video. No problem with the video.

Wifi was working. Flash was off also. The Galaxy S2 got owned as did the 1.5Ghz dual core Galaxy S2 on tmobile.

No excuses. He ran the test with flash on and off. Did it several times on several sites and even went throught the setting on each Android phone.

No excuses. Got owned. Period.

http://www.slashgear.com/iphone-4s-review-11187049/

He has updated the reviews after receiving complaints. If he had made an accurate test in the first place there wouldn't have been any confusion.
 
A new iPhone is faster than a 6 month old SGS2. More news at 11.

Really, the dual core snapdragon 1.5Ghz Tmobile Galaxy S2 is a different phone from the original and was just released.

So maybe you are watching the news at 10 and missed the 11. 😉

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He has updated the reviews after receiving complaints. If he had made an accurate test in the first place there wouldn't have been any confusion.

Regardless the owning still stands. 🙂
 
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