Gaming html5test.com results comparison on mobile devices

[masterchan777]

Below is a comparison of the html5test.com test points from different browsers:

Apple iPhone 4S (iOS 5.0.1)/ iPhone 4 (iOS 5.1B2) : 296 + 9 Bonus Points (iPhone 4 credit goes to : yusuo)
Apple iPad 2 (iOS 4.3.3) : 210 + 7 Bonus Points
Samsung Galaxy S2 (Gingerbread 2.3.3) : 184 + 1 Bonus Points
HTC Incredible 2 (Gingerbread 2.3.3) : Stock Browser 177, Firefox Mobile 303, Opera Mini 54, Skyfire 211 (Credit goes to Jakob95)
Windows Phone 7/IE9: 141 + 5 Bonus Points (Credit goes to : UniqueGeek)
Nintendo 3DS : 120 + 0 Bonus Points
Nintendo Wii : 91 + 0 Bonus Points
Sony PSVita : 66 + 0 Bonus Points
Nintendo DSLite : 1 + 0 Bonus Points
Sony PS3 : 1 + 0 Bonus Points
Sony PSP Slim & Lite (2000) : N/A

This test basically demonstrates the browser's HTML5 capabilities and grade them as points.
It's noticeable that the N3DS browser scored more results than the PSVita despite having less powerful hardware and memory resources (both updated to the latest system update). The iPhone 4S used in this comparison had an updated browser (5.0.1) while the iPad 2 had the older version (4.3.3). The test has been performed on the Wii using the latest Internet Channel, and on the PS3 lite using the latest system update. While the NDSLite barley completed the test with 1 point and the PSP Slim and Lite's browser (V6.60) could not pass the test.

For more information on the results of different PC browsers : visit http://www.html5test.com

 

[sylverCode]

It's kind of irrelevant as 3DS doesn't support the video tag.

 

[DeMoN]

In comparison, my Firefox 8 scores a 314 + 9 bonus points.
Oh, and the scores are out of 450.

 

[Kiaku]

My Google Chrome scores a 344 + 13 bonus points. I tried with Internet Explorer 9, and it came up worse: 141 points + 5 bonus.

 

[Skelletonike]

Im surprised the 3DS had better results...
My result is also 314 + 9 bonus and I'm using Aurora. =O

 

[Nathan Drake]

The DSLite does not have a web browser to compare the HTML5 capabilities of. That score even existing confuses me.

 

[Skelletonike]

The DSLite does not have a web browser to compare the HTML5 capabilities of. That score even existing confuses me.

I think there was a homebrew one... That used memory from a the sd card or the slot 2 or something...

 

[Nathan Drake]

There are a couple of browsers, but nothing with even a hint of HTML5 capability. These browsers could be used on the DS Phat too, making distinguishing the Lite especially seem a bit odd. I imagine that is supposed to say DSi.

 

[masterchan777]

There is actually an official DS/DSi web browser, and the test was done on a NDS Lite as reported

 

[Nathan Drake]

Oh my, I completely forgot about that thing. I saw it in a Gamestop once, then I never saw it again. Out of site, out of mind, I suppose.

 

[tlyee61]

My Chrome got the same as Kiaku's.