BlackBerry previews new WebKit browser
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RIM co-CEO Mike Laziridis kicked off his keynote speech at the MWC with a preview of the new WebKit based BlackBerry browser. The new browser loads pages quickly and faithfully renders sites so they appear on a BlackBerry screen like they do on a PC. WebKit is the engine used by some of the best browsers in the business like on the iPhone's mobile Safari and the Android's software. RIM had vowed to improve the BlackBerry browser and last August the company had made an acquisition of Torch Mobile, a company that uses WebKit . The new software supports html5, CSS 3 and DOM L3. There was no word on when the browser would launch, but 'Berry users all over have got to be excited about being able to surf the web with the same capabilities of other world-class devices.
sources: BlackBerrySync
sources: BlackBerrySync
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Tuesday's MWC News Bits 
Verizon's new ad has teeth, sinks them into AT&T 
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Samsung officials confirm 5.9-inch Note III will come at IFA in September, Galaxy S4 to hit 10 million sales next week
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What happens when the HTC One is overclocked to 2.0GHz?
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Rumored specs for the "rugged" Samsung Galaxy S4 reveal a different processor under the hood
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Alleged Samsung Galaxy S4 Active photos show rugged yet slim chassis
