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The approach is parallel to what LIRNEasia plans.
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Rohan Samarajiva
The language used is ambiguous. It is one thing to say that performance will depend on the operating systems (e.g., android); and quite something else to say that it will depend on the device (e.g., Nokia N95). My understanding was that we agreed to test based on operating systems, not devices.
Chanuka Wattegama
There is no ambiguity. It is very clear. The performance will be device specific as well as OS specific. We have to test both OSes and devices.
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