I didn't notice any part of that being "so slow". Sure, the system UI isn't quite as snappy as it could be, but Mozilla has several months to work on it. Usually most of the visible performance optimizations happen near then end, and I bet they'll get it pretty smooth.
The actual Broadcom port of 4.0? I haven't seen anywhere that it's actually available to acquire (which is too bad, because it would be quite useful for the project I'm working on).
There's a lot of work going on performance-wise right now, especially on the gfx side. We should be seeing some serious performance benefits soon; honestly, I'm amazed that WebGL apps run as well as they do right now -- they're getting a huge boost soon.
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I didn't notice any part of that being "so slow". Sure, the system UI isn't quite as snappy as it could be, but Mozilla has several months to work on it. Usually most of the visible performance optimizations happen near then end, and I bet they'll get it pretty smooth.
Indeed, the Android port is actually faster than my phone.
The actual Broadcom port of 4.0? I haven't seen anywhere that it's actually available to acquire (which is too bad, because it would be quite useful for the project I'm working on).
Well, I meant from the video the developer put up - I'd love to get a hold of it too (would like to try splitting HDMI and putting Android over many).
There's a lot of work going on performance-wise right now, especially on the gfx side. We should be seeing some serious performance benefits soon; honestly, I'm amazed that WebGL apps run as well as they do right now -- they're getting a huge boost soon.