winph 8 doesn't do internet compression out of box?

I thought that's a planned feature, but, Nokia is doing one for their own. Does this mean winph8 is not going to use compression ?

@magicalclick: Can you offer some context? Links, sources, etc?

 EDIT:

Ok, I see what you're talking about:

http://www.theverge.com/2012/10/3/3449912/nokia-xpress-lumia-browser-app-windows-phone

I think HTTP compression is pretty much standard these days, but this is a much more agressive model. It's probably got something similar to Amazon's Silk behind it, so it's much more than a client-side technology.

Does Silk really help? I remember early benchmarks not showing much improvement if any.

@spivonious: My wife has a Kindle Fire, and I'd be hard pressed to see any subjective difference.

3 minutes ago, kettch wrote

@spivonious: My wife has a Kindle Fire, and I'd be hard pressed to see any subjective difference.

She needs to install the ram-doubling software, first.  It's only $99.99.

38 minutes ago, ScanIAm wrote

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She needs to install the ram-doubling software, first.  It's only $99.99.

And plug in an SD card or memory stick and use ReadyBoost...oh wait this is Android.