Samsung Galaxy Note 8 beats the iPhone 7 Plus in a first performance test that aims to check the speed with which internet pages are loaded. We are basically talking about a performance test of the browsers of the two smartphones, and the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is slightly faster than the iPhone 7 Plus in loading internet pages.
In the images below you can see the results of the two tests performed on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and the iPhone 7 Plus, the Samsung smartphone being only slightly better than its competitor. The difference between Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and iPhone 7 Plus is only 28 points in this test, or somewhere around 5%, so will it be felt by anyone? Probably not.
Did anyone expect the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 to win such a performance test against the iPhone 7 Plus? There are certainly many who expect a lot from the new Snapdragon 836 chip, and this is a testament to its processing power. Of course, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 could also benefit from Android improvements for loading web apps, so it's not all about the processor.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 surpasses iPhone 7 in internet browsing performance
Considering that one of the main uses of a smartphone is surfing the Internet, the result obtained by the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is an important one. If the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 manages to maintain its superiority over the iPhone 7 Plus even after it is launched, then there is a chance that it will be faster in other daily user tasks as well.
The biggest problems with performance are keeping applications open in the background, and many people hope that the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will not have them. If the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will have at least 6 GB of RAM integrated by Samsung, then the problems could be solved, but if it comes with 4 GB of RAM, then the problems will certainly continue.
This is only the first performance test in which we see how powerful the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 processor is, but others will certainly follow. The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will fight with the iPhone 7 Plus for just a few weeks, because the iPhone 8 will be launched and will have much better performance than its predecessor.
