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Tag Archives: WebKit
New Gmail mobile built on HTML5
I was very pleased to read an article from Alex@Google that describes how they have decided to develop the new gmail mobile web interface. There are at least two reasons why I liked this article, one is that, as Alex … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile, Software
Tagged Android, gmail, Google, iPhone, Mobile Web, WebKit
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Apple Safari to support WML?
I was checking the latest changes of the webKit nightly to see if it’s worth updating my current nightly (about 1 month old) to something fresher. While looking at the timeline I noticed how a few commits have been made … Continue reading
webKit the official mobile browser?
Initially Nokia announced the decision of using the webKit browser in their mobile devices in the S60 series and they called it S60 Browser (running on the S60WebKit). That was already a landmark, I think. Apple of course boosted the … Continue reading
Will Apple share ownership of the webKit?
Android SDK has been released. There are videos that explain how the platform works and that the browser is based on the webKit. This was a bit of a surprise for me, I think I was not even considering that … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Mobile, Software
Tagged Android, Apple, Future of Mobile, Google, mobile, Mobile Web, Nokia, WebKit
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There isn’t just ONE WebKit
Reporting from Surfin’ Safari Blog: [W]e have a WebKit detection script that properly checks for the WebKit engine (not just Safari) and properly detects versions. This script has now been updated to support iPhone and the new iPod touch. You … Continue reading
