iPhone OS 2.0 twice as fast at JavaScript

iPhone OS 2.0 twice as fast at JavaScript
http://www.iphoneunity.com/?p=212

The current iPhone’s relatively poor JavaScript has been a point of
lament for users experiencing slow rendering of AJAX pages and a
virtual inability to use JavaScript-heavy, Web-based games. With the
latest builds of iPhone OS 2.0, however, Apple has dramatically
boosted JavaScript performance. While the new MobileSafari’s
performance still doesn’t rival that of contemporary desktop browsers,
the increased JavaScript quickness will aid significantly in the
rendering of some Webmail interfaces and other interactive sites.

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But will It do Flash ?

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iPhone OS 2.0 twice as fast at JavaScript
http://www.iphoneunity.com/?p=212

The current iPhone’s relatively poor JavaScript has been a point of
lament for users experiencing slow rendering of AJAX pages and a
virtual inability to use JavaScript-heavy, Web-based games. With the
latest builds of iPhone OS 2.0, however, Apple has dramatically
boosted JavaScript performance. While the new MobileSafari’s
performance still doesn’t rival that of contemporary desktop browsers,
the increased JavaScript quickness will aid significantly in the
rendering of some Webmail interfaces and other interactive sites.

In message <[email protected]> "Kevin Weaver"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>But will It do Flash ?

And if so, can you turn it off?

"Kevin Weaver" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> But will It do Flash ?
>
> "4phun" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:117e1bbb-ec3a-46e6-a678-8f08a0681ba6@m45g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
> iPhone OS 2.0 twice as fast at JavaScript
> http://www.iphoneunity.com/?p=212
>
> The current iPhone’s relatively poor JavaScript has been a point of
> lament for users experiencing slow rendering of AJAX pages and a
> virtual inability to use JavaScript-heavy, Web-based games. With the
> latest builds of iPhone OS 2.0, however, Apple has dramatically
> boosted JavaScript performance. While the new MobileSafari’s
> performance still doesn’t rival that of contemporary desktop browsers,
> the increased JavaScript quickness will aid significantly in the
> rendering of some Webmail interfaces and other interactive sites.

IPhone stuff!!!! good----------
dmax

There are no plans I have read to support Flash. There is a good
reason for this: Flash is a rendering engine that must run at the same
time as a the process. Apple intentionally makes all apps in the SDK
single process solutions. The result: Flash, Java or SilverLight
simply will not work.

Matt David
Free iPhone Ring Tones at: http://iphoneringttones.squarespace.com/


On Jul 1, 5:24*am, DevilsPGD <[email protected]> wrote:
> In message <[email protected]> "Kevin Weaver"
>
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> >But will It do Flash ?
>
> And if so, can you turn it off?