Which game is best for Samsung mobile

I have the same issue on my iPad, my iPhone and the samsung galaxy s2 which I used to own, seems the website is not mobile browser friendly

Mobile (samsung) and Xbox 1s

Thanks. I'm deciding on which one out of these two to get. The Sony might be better, but the Samsung has 100 Mhz refresh rate. I might consider other 32' and 40' Samsung or Sony here.

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Sony has the more natural picture, hands down. There's a reason they cost more. I know a lot of people will say Samsung. But as someone who's main hobby is home theater, I've evaluated and compared a lot of displays just for the fun of it. I'm also the one
that friends, co-workers & family call when they need help picking out A/V gear or setting up gear they've bought... I can tell you without any reservation whatsoever that Sony has a much better picture than Samsung (or any LCD). I'm not going to lie, Samsung
has a very nice picture and of all the consumer brands, I'd probably rank their LCDs second to Sony. Where Sony really kills Samsung is in detail (especially in dark areas & scenes) and vibrancy. With Samsung, the black levels are generally deeper, but they
lose almost all detail in the blackness. I've tried many times and on several different Samsung sets to get the detail in dark areas to rival my own Bravia. I have not been able to come anywhere near close without washing out the entire picture. Samsungs are
great if you don't mind your really dark areas looking like detailless black blobs. I also find Sony displays to produce more vibrant colors without looking cartoonish. That's why I opened by saying Sony has a more natural picture... Watching a a Sony is like
looking through a window, while watching a Samsung is like watching TV... A nice TV, but one that I personally have never been able to get just right. I'm sure a ISF professional, with the proper training & gear could, but why pay an extra $300-$700 to have
a television adjsuted properly, when a Sony looks almost perfect out of the box? Besides, Sonys are more reliable anyway.

Either TV will likely do a good job of upscaling SD signals, but the best way to be sure is to find a place where you can demo the models first. Some SD signals look great on my Samsung TVs, others not so much..

Speakers are going to be the bare minimum from either and any manufacturer. If you're concerned about sound quality you will likely never use the built-in ones.

The think that Samsungs may generally be a bit lighter, and power consumption is roughly the same, but Samsung is definitely a MUCH larger company than Sony is, by a factor of more than 2 revenue wise.