Taize has gradually become a leader in the HTML5 field-tizen pops up as HTML5 winner

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So far, no one has seen the major actions of the tizen mobile system, but even below the limited resources, we can still see the competition that tizen gradually shows, due to time constraints, there is no sentence-by-Sentence Translation. Let's take a look at the data first.

Current

			Score	Bonus
Opera mobile 12.00»		Multiple platforms	369	11
Firefox mobile 10»		Multiple platforms	325	9
IOS 5.1»		Apple iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch	324	9
Meego/Harmattan»		Nokia networking and n950	284	14
Android 4.0»		Samsung Galaxy Nexus	273	3
Blackberry OS 7»		BlackBerry Bold 9900 and others	273	3
Bada 2.0»		Samsung wave and others	268	9
Nokia Belle FP 1»	S60 5.4	Nokia 603,700 and 701	226	9
WebOS 2.2»		Palm pre 2 and HP pre 3	210	5
Android 2.3»		Google Nexus S and others	189	1
Windows Phone 7.5»		Samsung omnia W, LG e906 and others	138	5

Development or beta

			Score	Bonus
Tizen 1»			408	15
Blackberry 10»			381	10
Chrome beta»		All Android 4 devices	364	10
Firefox mobile 12»		Multiple platforms	328	9
Windows Phone 8»			300	6
Nokia Belle fp 2»	S60 5.5		256	9

Older

			Score	Bonus
Firefox mobile 8»		Multiple platforms	321	9
Opera mobile 11.50»		Multiple platforms	319	9
Opera mobile 11.10»		Multiple platforms	278	8
Blackberry OS 6»		Blackberry Torch and others	262	3
Opera mobile 11.00»		Multiple platforms	256	0
IOS 4.2»		Apple iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch	227	7
IOS 4.0»		Apple iPhone and iPod Touch	203	7
Android 2.2»		Motorola Atrix 4G, Samsung Galaxy pro and others	189	1
Maemo 5.0»		Nokia N900	186	1
WebOS 2.1»		Palm pre plus and pre 2	165	5
Symbian Belle»	S60 5.3	Nokia 603,700 and 701	164	7
Android 2.1»		Google Nexus One, Motorola Droid X, HTC Desire and others	160	0
Bada 1.0»		Samsung wave and others	156	0
IOS 3.1»		Apple iPhone and iPod Touch	142	7
WebOS 1.4»		Palm pre, pixi and pixi plus	135	5
Opera mobile 10.00»		Multiple platforms	117	0
Touchwiz 3»		Samsung star II	111	0
Symbian Anna»	S60 5.2	Nokia E6-00, C7-00, N8-00	101	0
Android 1.5»			54	0
Touchwiz 2»		Samsung star, Corby, jet and others	54	0
Windows Phone 7»		Htc hd 7, LG Optimus 7, Samsung omnia 7 and others	25	0
S60 5th edition»		Nokia n97, C6-00, X6	19	0
Windows Mobile 6.5»			9	0

Timeline

Html5test.com score over the yearsandroidbadablackberrychromefirefoxiosmaemooperas60tizentouchwizweboswindowsjan 2010jul 2009jul 2010jan 2011jul 2011jan 20120100200300400500 score (Points

The following is the author's analysis. I will translate it for you when there is plenty of time.

No one has seen the tizen mobile platform in action yet, but whatever browser the in-development platform is using has blown away the competition for HTML5 performance.

Listed only as "tizen 1" on the HTML5 test (tht) site, the development version of The tizen browser scored 387 points out of a possible total of 475 points within
Mobile phone browser category.

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Even more significant is the fact that this 387 score is not only the highest among the mobile phone browsers, it is the highest score achieved by any browser listed within the test results, topping even the highest-ranked desktop browser for HTML5 performance:
Chrome 17.0, which had a score of 374.

According to the site, "[t] he score is calculated by testing for the latest New Features of html5. each feature is worth one or more points. apart from the main HTML5 specification and other specifications created the W3C HTML Working Group, this test also
Awards points for supporting related drafts and specifications. some of these specifications were initially part of HTML5, but are now further developed by other W3C working groups. webgl is also part of this test despite not being developed by the W3C, because
It extends the HTML5 Canvas Element with a 3D context ."

Presumably the HTML5 data was gathered by developers at Samsung or Intel who pointed the browser at tht to see what the tizen browser wocould do. Pretty darn well, it turns out.

As tht emphasizes, just because a given browser can handle HTML5 better is not a direct indicator of its overall performance. with that caveat firmly in place, it's also not beyond the realm of possibility to take away a potentially big clue here.

Though the inner workings of tizen are still a bit of a mystery to those outside the developer community, it's clear to me that with such high HTML5 compatibility, tizen is going to be well-positioned as an HTML5-app platform.

The big advantage of HTML5 compatibility is that it lets app developers build one app for multiple platforms. developers can put them together and deploy them how they wish -- they don't have to use an app store if they don't want. and HTML5 apps can be
Licensed anyway the developer wants. native apps have their own advantages, too, like better hardware access and faster speeds. HTML5 is behind enough in these areas that it can make a dent in plans to deploy in the Web-based platform, especially if
APP in question is graphic-intense or needs to render data quickly.

If tizen is indeed going to bet big on the strength of HTML5, as these results seem to indicate, then it cocould have a serious Bootstrap of apps that will help tizen compete with its more mature competitors, Android and IOS.

The actual product will have to come out, naturally, and consumers will ultimately decide the fate of tizen. an HTML5-strong platform is intriguing, though, and I am looking forward to seeing how this turns out.