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We have developed our app for both iPhone and Android. It's a pretty well known issue that Android does not implement hardware acceleration like iOS does.
This is most apparent in the scrollview component, which is painfully laggy on even the fastest Android devices.
This has been the single most common first impressions complaint we have received when users try our app on Android. Telling them it's fine on iPhone is no consolation!
However, it looks like Sencha Touch has conquered this issue by pulling some tricks to really improve tactile responsiveness: http://vimeo.com/30324079
Can we expect jQM to follow suit in the very near future?
The other significant issue we are having with the scrollview is that you can't select an input field with the mouse on a desktop browser. Try selecting the Textfield or Textarea in this demo page when in Chrome, Safari, or Firefox on the desktop:
http://jquerymobile.com/test/experiments/scrollview/sv-test-02.html
This is most apparent in the scrollview component, which is painfully laggy on even the fastest Android devices.
This has been the single most common first impressions complaint we have received when users try our app on Android. Telling them it's fine on iPhone is no consolation!
However, it looks like Sencha Touch has conquered this issue by pulling some tricks to really improve tactile responsiveness: http://vimeo.com/30324079
Can we expect jQM to follow suit in the very near future?
The other significant issue we are having with the scrollview is that you can't select an input field with the mouse on a desktop browser. Try selecting the Textfield or Textarea in this demo page when in Chrome, Safari, or Firefox on the desktop:
http://jquerymobile.com/test/experiments/scrollview/sv-test-02.html
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