How I always sound. I'm always about to cry.

@Jon even if it is a specific bug with the browser or the website, the point is that iOS handles it fine, please reply with a video of the iOS browser failing where the Android browser works fine.

OK load any website with flash (wow, get owned). Anyway, great you found a bug in a handset running an unknown version of Android that is at best 2 major revisions behind the Android software just launched (ICS 4.0). I've used close to a dozen different android handsets and I've _never_ seen the problem exhibited in this video. This is so rare that even if iOS had 10x the failure rate as Android I could search for 10 years and be unable to find a site that caused an issue.

@jon its 2012 and you never heard of HTML5? And Flash is only useful on a desktop/laptop CPUs anyway. The world uses their smart phones for social networking and YouTube. Not for advance flash web designing. I don't want to get started on the apps/internal memory(no sd card. Lmao)/large developers community/simplicity/appearance of apple product itself... WOW!! GET OWNED!!

I literally cant understand half of what youre saying i'm going to assume you're either retarded or not a native english speaker. The best I can tell you're implying that android phones don't have "apps" or "sd cards" or a "large developer community". And since all of those things are stupid and wrong I don't really think I need to address them. In summary you're a dumb twat get owned.

And has FLASH!

Please, let me see your 'correct' video.

It's true the stock browser doesn't like that gallery, but making the assumption the android browser sucks on all pages then, because it doesn't like that code is 100% FUD and that's how it's portrait.

So maybe the site owner should start checking up on the code, because browsers handle code differently, specially when the code does not validate correctly.

I tried on two different Android phones and yes it does get laggy when your gallery is on the screen, but I can still use the browser without problems.

I agree the stock browser isn't amazing, though reports are claiming it has gotten quite an update in Android 4.0, but it's no where nearly as bad as it's portrait.

And here is the great thing about it, if you don't like the stock browser, there are alternatives. Eg. I'm using Opera Mobile 11.5, because it's super fast, has a nice UI, still has flash suppport (on demand) and sync of favorites.

And no I'm not gonna make a video, if you don't believe me, I couldn't care less.

Whether or not the website has crappy coding or a lot of flash the point is that it can't handle the page when the iOS device can. Also, saying that Android supports flash but doesn't work properly when there is flash on the page isn't a strong argument.

The point is that the issues seem exclusive to THIS page. iOS is able to handle it due to not having to work with the crappy flash coding that is on THIS page. I can go to any other site, flash or no flash, and not have this issue whatsoever. Sure you can argue that iOS doesn't have to ever deal with this issue, but then again I can take advantage of flash whenever I want.

"2) I was running unmodified Android 2.3.7, which, up until a few days ago, was the the latest and greatest version for phones."

let me translate: this entire exercise was pointless

cool thanks for clearing that up

Googling for the text netted me theverge.com/2011/10/1/2461061/asus-eee-pad-slider-review, but it doesn't look the same (e.g. no gallery of pictures). New site design, or wrong URL?

Hoder, where is your video disproving what we see here?