- It would mean like graphics by, YouTube video and other things such as renderring pages. I think this makes up for iPhone not adding flash support.kfreemanii likes this.10-11-2011 05:50 PMLike 1
- It'll mean your webpages and photos show up faster on screen rather than a checkerboard waiting for rendering.10-11-2011 05:50 PMLike 0
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In real world use you'll see the difference in graphics with all the GPU-accelerated tasks that you perform using the phone. So for example when you open / leave apps, the animation will be a bit smoother (if possible). Opening folders may be a bit quicker. Other than that, you won't see much difference outside of games.kfreemanii likes this.10-11-2011 05:59 PMLike 1 - It won't effect YouTube videos. It might effect page rendering slightly but not really. Could possibly make HTML5 Canvas elements perform a little better, but that would also be due to the processor.
In real world use you'll see the difference in graphics with all the GPU-accelerated tasks that you perform using the phone. So for example when you open / leave apps, the animation will be a bit smoother (if possible). Opening folders may be a bit quicker. Other than that, you won't see much difference outside of games.
Yeah, it will affect the YouTube videos, they might be all blurry or blocky. The graphics are what fix those up into a clear picture.10-11-2011 06:03 PMLike 0 -
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1. You might not have selected high-quality on the video
2. You might be using the native Youtube app over 3G, which will not play high-quality (or at least didn't in the past, not sure now)
3. The video creator/uploader did not upload a very high-quality video
If the device does not have the processing power to play a high-quality video, it will not display it "blurry or blocky", it will just play it with lag. However even my 3GS does not really have a problem with this, the graphics accelerator was already fast enough to play anything short of 720p.Jellotime91 and numb3rmonkey like this.10-11-2011 06:29 PMLike 2 - Err, no. Youtube videos will appear blurry and blocky for one or a few of several reasons:
1. You might not have selected high-quality on the video
2. You might be using the native Youtube app over 3G, which will not play high-quality (or at least didn't in the past, not sure now)
3. The video creator/uploader did not upload a very high-quality video
If the device does not have the processing power to play a high-quality video, it will not display it "blurry or blocky", it will just play it with lag. However even my 3GS does not really have a problem with this, the graphics accelerator was already fast enough to play anything short of 720p.10-11-2011 06:42 PMLike 0 - It won't effect YouTube videos. It might effect page rendering slightly but not really. Could possibly make HTML5 Canvas elements perform a little better, but that would also be due to the processor.
In real world use you'll see the difference in graphics with all the GPU-accelerated tasks that you perform using the phone. So for example when you open / leave apps, the animation will be a bit smoother (if possible). Opening folders may be a bit quicker. Other than that, you won't see much difference outside of games.
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