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what's up everyone John retinue from tech Nova flu here we're sharing a lot about the RAW processing horsepower found in the iPhone 4 but it's actually the same processor that's found in the iPad so that it could be fun to put these two devices head-to-head and see which one is faster through both unscientific texts so we'll test app speed and web browser speed on both Wi-Fi and 3G so let's jump right in and start with browser tests on Wi-Fi the iPad is not running iOS 4 so it doesn't have multitasking yet it's an older version of oh yeah so it's now iOS 3 the iPhone 4 does that multitask let me show you that everything is closed with the one exception of the web browser which we're just about to open so we're got YouTube channel youtube.com slash John 4 Lakers CUDA Bonnie so we're gonna do a simple refresh this is a page that have been visited two before on both devices so consider it a simulation of a site that you visit on a regular basis let's go ahead and check this minion so go ahead and do a refresh on each you get go ready to hit there and go ready to hit here and they're off at exactly the same time and it looks like the iPads got a bit of an early edge well the iPhone looks like a caught up and the iPhone finished just a little bit before the iPad not much mean about half a second in favor of the iPhone which does by the way have twice the RAM of the iPad so it does seem to maybe of having a little bit of effects so next let's go ahead and check out TechnoBuffalo and see if we get a speed increase here as well let's get it queued up on each and we've got everything ready to go so we've got ready to go here and ready to go here and we are off loading TechnoBuffalo calm on each so loading you to the iPhone was a bit faster let's see if those results are duplicated here iPad finished a little bit earlier over the iPhone here actually those would be sooner so maybe about two seconds earlier for the iPad so let's see if that holds true over 3G so I'm gonna go ahead and turn Wi-Fi off but I'm gonna do this on camera so you can see that there's no funny business going on as anything here open up settings and we're going to kick Wi-Fi off so we'll go back to just 3G speeds we're gonna do the same here on the iPad go ahead and turn cellular data on and we're going to turn Wi-Fi off and we're gonna see if there's any sort of difference here so I've got five bars of 3G service on the iPhone and the iPad is gonna tell me wait for the service I have in just a moment as it connects to 18 C's network and we'll see if there is a difference over network to network so right now the results are sort of inconclusive the iPhone loaded one page faster the iPad loaded the other faster all right so we've got both devices not affect its HD T's 3G network and let's go ahead and see if there's any difference we'll load the same web pages once again so we've got four to five bars of 3G here on the iPad and five on the iPhone so pretty close and then go ahead and close down the settings here so it's pretty even so we're just dealing with web browser so we've got TechnoBuffalo comm queued up again on each let's go ahead and do a refresh and we'll see if there's any speed difference here all right they're both hit at the same time definitely slower loading than on Wi-Fi they appear to be almost exactly the same spot maybe the iPhones got a slight edge let's take the guy film is holding that slight edge feel like I'm announcing a horse race it looks like the iPhone is going to finish a bit earlier perhaps iPads they did come back iPhone has done and the iPad is still loading so no we're about five seconds past so about seven seconds between the two the iPhone being faster let's try one more web page to see if there's a difference we will go back to the YouTube channel and see if that affects anything at all there you go YouTube and we'll just load it up regular YouTube comm here and see if there's any is there a difference alright hit at the same time on each and this website has been loaded on both devices well here it looks like the iPhone finished again earlier than the iPad so in a web test out of the four tests we ran the iPhone finished faster and that is pretty representative of what I've seen the iPhone is just very fast web browsing in this case a little bit faster than the iPad so let's see if that holds true for program application so let me go ahead and shut down this and we'll try to open up the same programs on each and see if there's any sort of difference let's start the same Twitter application will start with Twitter if I can see if that is any sort of speed indicator good dad that was not scientific i hitted the wrong time try that one more time there we go looks like a little bit of first on the iPhone again and a little bit later on the iPad let's go ahead and try opening up the App Store it seems any difference there as well so it's connecting and again faster on the iPhone than it is on the iPad actually noticeably so alright next let's go ahead and try and open up settings and see there's any difference here as well it's just sort of simple application else you control what you got going on on your phone about the same there for settings and we will try one more will try opening up let's say iTunes which does look different on both devices and again this is still now over just 3G so it may be a little bit faster here so it looks like it connected first two on the iPad so overall in majority of the tests look like the iPhone was a bit faster than the iPad which is very interesting I don't know if this is going to impact any of your purchase choices I thought it was sort of a fun informal test to run anyway i'm jon revenue from TechnoBuffalo i'll see in the next video