Thphilli said:It has nothing to do with the connection, as it does it when the page is already finished loading. Its a RAM issue. For some reason iOS doesn't seem to cache the page correctly, probably due to overaggressive memory management due to the small amount of RAM Apple uses in the iPad and iPad2. I have never had this issue on any other device that I have owned. My Android phone does it when the webpage isnt fully loaded, but once the page is completed it smoothly scrolls the entire website without any checker boarding. Its almost as if iOS caches the top 30% of the web page and then when you scroll into the middle 30% it flushes the top 30% from memory, etc, etc, etc. I don't think they need to be this aggressive with memory management.
I just tried that site on my iPad 2 using my home wifi. Not getting the same result. It scrolls smooth with no white spaces. I don't have a camera setup to upload video of it, but it is scrolling smooth with no gaps.
What does Apple say?
Kirwin said:Not white spaces. It's a checkerboard pattern. You should be able to see it after refreshing and immediately scrolling before the page is loaded. It also occurs if you have too many apps open.
+1+1+1+1i want to applaud all of the people who came to this thread and offered advice and helped the original poster through this issue.
With a subject line like the one they used i would have expected all of the replies to be very nasty but everyone was very helpful and polite.
To the original poster: Perhaps next time you should consider a subject like:
- does anyone else have this issue on this website?
Or
- i am getting laggy response on screen updates. Any ideas?
Rather than the inflammatory subject you used.
This forum has a great group of helpful people.
Mine runs as fast as i want it to.
Now just return yours and stop complaining to us.
This is why the iPad needs more memory. 512 just isn't enough.