BlackBerry Shows of its Browser
One should say that Microsoft is not considered to be the only company that reseted its ecosystem this week. Research In Motion drew attention of Mobile World Congress’ side-show. The company made a presentation of a real Web browser for BlackBerry. The new browser comes with accurate Web pages, zoomed into and out of pages, moreover, it offers reasonable speed and scored a 100% on the Web Standards Project’s Acid3 test.
One can say that the new browser has a little resemblance to Mozilla’s “Fennec” in terms of visual cues. In demo version embedded one the Bold 9700, one can observe that the browser includes History and Bookmarks buttons and due to their placement one can access to Storm and other touchscreen users.
Unfortunately the demo version did not show the performance of embedded video. At present the Bold 9700 is able to back up WMV3, H.264, MPEG4, and Flash rendering by means of On2’s VP6 codec. The BlackBerry is aimed at opening the same level of Web apps deployable by means of PCs and there is the only way to do this, i.e. with the help of 100% compliant rendering engine.
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