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BlackBerry WebKit Browser Demo @ MWC 2010
February 21st, 
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@chaska90: Because the mobile browsers can’t be run on the ‘reference hardware’ (the benchmark computer that WaSP uses to compare results to), the performance part of the test cannot be considered. And plus, BlackBerrys aren’t very powerful devices in terms of processing power.
will this browser be compatible with ALL Blackberry devices?
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flash support? :O
Doesn’t actually pass the Acid 3 test though…
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Heh, we’re all gonna have to surgeon like preciseness to operate this thing.
espero que tenga bloqueador de pop-up´s : D
Are BB owners proud of this browsing experience?
looks awesome
Just when I thought it couldn’t actually be worse, blackberry provides.
@IdleGod you can change between mouse or just going through the words
/facepalm
ANDROID> ALL OTHERS
Great browser, but still the horrible, horrible blackberry interface. Seriously, a mouse? Really?
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Note: I have iPod Touch too. But don’t knock BlackBerry.
Although I’m inclined to suggest HTML5 will be here sooner, Microsoft remains probably the stumbling block. It’s really only final when it’s included in 99% of operating systems — i.e. including Internet Explorer.
IPHONE> BLACKBERRY
Also, “LinkTest Failed!” shows up too.
First of all, test #68/69 seems to be known to have major problems. Wait 30 seconds at test #68 for the test to skip. Plus, RIM has been known to use different versions of the web browser in different OS versions, including, apparently, reverts of certain features that may have been found buggy.
I can take a photo. Just google ‘Mark Rejhon BlackBerry’ and fire me an email.
Hm I wasn’t aware of that. It seems Apple and Googles almost cult like cheers for HTML5 has a ulterior motive. Hahaha thanks for bringing this to light. I’ll read up more about this before I make up my mind.
looks great! can’t wait!
@chamanbuga
You’re forgetting that HTML5 is still roughly 5 years away before being fully finalized! Lots more work is required but it’ll be implemented in webkit as time goes on. Core founders and developers of HTML5 are from Apple & Google.
@mdrejhon; not sure what firmware your running but on my Telus unlocked 9700 with 5.0.0.423 I get to 69/100 for Acid3 with LinkTest Failed! So not your Bold 9700 doesn’t reach 90% without a failure.
BTW, Upcoming RIM OS (6 possibly) will have Flash integrated into the OS and you can bet it’ll be secure … I’m happy that their upcoming webkit browser supports HTML5 though. For now I’m using Bolt as my main personal browsing experience.
Thanks for the kind comments, but it doesn’t change the fact that most mobile companies want to ditch Adobe, and fast. That’s why the latest Windows 7 phone does not support it either, though I think they may be including it later. It’s not like Flash is some revolutionary feature which nobody has figured out how to include. Bottom line is it’s a crappy technology with more security threats than anyone cares to protect. See latest attacks on gmail from china through adobe. Flash will not last.
@chamanbuga you’re kind of an idiot. RIM is working with adobe to get full real flash support. as are other companies. flash is coming.
app development stemming form lack of flash? really? lol.