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Google Forking WebKit To Create New Rendering Engine
Google announced last night that it’s going to stop using WebKit — the rendering engine currently used by the likes of Safari and Chrome to display web pages — in favour of its own solution, which will be called Blink.
You’ll Never Believe This Was Made With Just WebKit
Wanna know who’s got the most impressive web visuals we’ve seen in a while? It’s a little site called Acko.net, written by Steven Wittens. Just head over there and slowly scroll down. You’re looking into the web future. Here’s how they did it. [Acko.net via Joel Johnson]
BlackBerry WebKit Browser Trounces iPhone 4, Android 2.1 In Test
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The looks we’ve gotten so far at BlackBerry OS 6 have been impressive enough, but it looks like the real crown jewel might be that WebKit browser. Here’s how it stacked up recently against iOS 4 and Android 2.1.
Android 2.2 Dusts iOS 4 In JavaScript Performance
BlackBerry Bold 9800 Leaked Pics Show WebKit Browser
Leaked photos of the Bold 9800 aren’t anything new, but photos showing OS 6.0′s WebKit browser? Yes, please.
How WebKit2 Will Fix Your Slow, Crashy Browsers
Ever used Safari? Chrome? An iPhone? Android? Then you’ve used WebKit, the rendering engine that powers most of the best browsers in the world. Up next: WebKit2 with a new “split process model”. it’s going to be awesome. Subtly!
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