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HTC HD2 vs Google Nexus One browser performance

Brandon at Pocketnow just blessed us with a HTC HD2 vs Google Nexus One web browsing comparison video. As I’ve poiinted out in the HD2 review, Opera Mobile 9.7…

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Brandon at Pocketnow just blessed us with a HTC HD2 vs Google Nexus One web browsing comparison video. As I’ve poiinted out in the HD2 review, Opera Mobile 9.7 seems to have some problems rendering webpages (you can cleary see it in the video) something the Nexus One doesn’t seem to have a problem with. On the other hand the HD2 seems to have the upper hand when it comes to navigation (zoomin looks painfull on the N1, same for opening a new tab). All in all, Safari Mobile on the iPhone is still the king of the hill…

Source: Pocketnow

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