Microsoft launched a mobile IE9 testing site to test the HTML5 abilities of Windows Phone Mango
Microsoft kicked off a mobile HTML5 performance war back in April.
The software giant demonstrated a Windows Phone Mango device against an Android and iPhone 4. Windows Phone came out on top but it hasn’t taken Apple long to respond. The latest iOS 5 beta reaches 31 FPS on the site, greater than existing Windows Phone devices with Mango loaded. Joe Belfiore, Director of the Windows Phone program, demonstrated Internet Explorer 9 mobile against the iPhone 4 as recently as May for the company’s Mango VIP event. The device reached around 25 FPS. Microsoft may need to be careful using the demo again as the latest beta builds of iOS 5 show a dramatic performance increase for HTML5 content, above and beyond Microsoft’s own demos.
Microsoft recently launched a mobile IE9 testing site that allows web developers to test the HTML5 abilities of Windows Phone Mango:
- Audio Player
- Geolocation
- Border Radius
- DOM Local Storage
- Scalable Vector Graphics
- CSS3 Media Queries
- DOMContentLoaded
- FishIE Tank
- Speed Reading (from MIX11)
- Animated Text
- HamsterDance Revolution
- Business Charts
- IE Logo
- Video Panorama
- Browser Control Theming
Apple has yet to talk about how it plans to use HTML5 hardware acceleration for Safari. The company has clearly made some dramatic improvements since iOS 4.3 and these are clear in Microsoft’s test pages. Internet Explorer 9 mobile will ship as part of Windows Phone Mango, available in the fall this year.
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