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Google announces that Android is now the fastest mobile platform for web browsing, setting new records in the Speedometer and LoadLine benchmarks with Chrome 146. The achievement results from deep vertical integration across hardware, Android OS, and the Chrome engine. LoadLine, a new end-to-end benchmark developed with SoC and OEM partners, shows top Android phones scoring up to 47% higher than non-Android competitors on page load performance. Year-over-year, flagship Android phones improved Speedometer and LoadLine scores by 20-60%, translating to 4-6% faster page loads and 6-9% faster high-percentile interactions for real users.

Chromium Blog: Android Sets New Record for Mobile Web Performance

Speedometer: Measuring web responsiveness

LoadLine: Measuring the complete page load