How is that "real world"?* Not to mention, Silk was designed to speed up as you use it, learning your browsing habits and caching many assets. Using it directly from the box with caching turned off defeats the purpose.
* Ah, I see, the headline was edited before I clicked "submit" on my comment. Point still stands, nearly every one of these artificial benchmarks proves nothing of any real use.
Problem is, Silk isn't marketed as just another browser. To see its effects, you have to use it like Amazon intended for it to be used. You don't disconnect the batteries from a Prius then say it's less efficient than a standard car just for the sake of being "fair".
How is that "real world"?* Not to mention, Silk was designed to speed up as you use it, learning your browsing habits and caching many assets. Using it directly from the box with caching turned off defeats the purpose.
* Ah, I see, the headline was edited before I clicked "submit" on my comment. Point still stands, nearly every one of these artificial benchmarks proves nothing of any real use.