FCC appearances are usually a good indication of a product’s imminent arrival. And with Chumby’s NeTV already headed to developers’ hands later this month , this Commission filing isn’t exactly catching us off guard. Now, a firm retail date is all that’s missing to complete the once huggable platform’s official outing
FCC appearances are usually a good indication of a product’s imminent arrival. And with Chumby’s NeTV already headed to developers’ hands later this month , this Commission filing isn’t exactly catching us off guard. Now, a firm retail date is all that’s missing to complete the once huggable platform’s official outing
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Chumby NeTV unfurls its web-connected tentacles for the FCC
Google just wouldn’t be Google if it wasn’t wringing out every last iota of performance from its products. The latest Chrome release is no different, ushering Instant Pages out of the dev channel and into the hands of the proletariat. The headline feature uses an algorithm to “guess” where you’ll click next, pre-fetching and pre-rendering the result if it’s confident enough.
Google just wouldn’t be Google if it wasn’t wringing out every last iota of performance from its products. The latest Chrome release is no different, ushering Instant Pages out of the dev channel and into the hands of the proletariat. The headline feature uses an algorithm to “guess” where you’ll click next, pre-fetching and pre-rendering the result if it’s confident enough.
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Google’s Chrome 13 brings ‘Instant Pages’ to the masses, saves precious seconds of your life
jPhone is a component, to see joomla-content better in a iPhone, iPod, iPad, PalmPre and Adroide. It uses the „jQTouch“ framework to have nice effects on the mobile devices which use the webkit engine.
jPhone is a component, to see joomla-content better in a iPhone, iPod, iPad, PalmPre and Adroide. It uses the „jQTouch“ framework to have nice effects on the mobile devices which use the webkit engine.
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jPhone
Expect to see some changes to Boxee when its $199 D-Link-built Box ships in November, as Lead Apps Developer / Community evangelist Rob Spectre tells NewTeeVee that among them will be a new Webkit based browser. The current Mozilla based browser is clearly useful for some quick & unblocked Hulu viewing , but still doesn’t render many sites properly. According to Spectre, HTML5 “absolutely should be the future for the browsers you use on your TV,” with competition from Google TV we can see why he’d say that, and it should be ready to stream video from even more sites that don’t build Boxee apps.
Expect to see some changes to Boxee when its $199 D-Link-built Box ships in November, as Lead Apps Developer / Community evangelist Rob Spectre tells NewTeeVee that among them will be a new Webkit based browser. The current Mozilla based browser is clearly useful for some quick & unblocked Hulu viewing , but still doesn’t render many sites properly. According to Spectre, HTML5 “absolutely should be the future for the browsers you use on your TV,” with competition from Google TV we can see why he’d say that, and it should be ready to stream video from even more sites that don’t build Boxee apps.
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Boxee’s new browser is built on Webkit and HTML5 ready
Believe it or not this month will be a momentous occasion for Amazon Kindle fans in the UK as it’s finally getting an official UK model release. This will mean no more having to get an adaptor to use your Kindle in this country and should be easy to pick up.
Believe it or not this month will be a momentous occasion for Amazon Kindle fans in the UK as it’s finally getting an official UK model release. This will mean no more having to get an adaptor to use your Kindle in this country and should be easy to pick up.
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Amazon Kindle : At Last UK Official
It’s been almost a year since RIM picked up Torch Mobile and locked its newly acquired division in a closet, telling those coders to not come out until BlackBerry had a world-class browser. Early tests from Salomondrin, the self-described “007 of the Phone World,” indicates that those tired engineers can now finally go home and get some sleep. The new WebKit-based browser, a part of BlackBerry OS 6.0 , managed a score of 208 on the Acid HTML5 tests, measuring browser compliance and performance.
It’s been almost a year since RIM picked up Torch Mobile and locked its newly acquired division in a closet, telling those coders to not come out until BlackBerry had a world-class browser. Early tests from Salomondrin, the self-described “007 of the Phone World,” indicates that those tired engineers can now finally go home and get some sleep. The new WebKit-based browser, a part of BlackBerry OS 6.0 , managed a score of 208 on the Acid HTML5 tests, measuring browser compliance and performance.
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BlackBerry 6′s WebKit-based browser bests the competition in a good ‘ol standards showdown
Remember the Browser Wars of the Aughts? Internet Exploder gripped the web. Firefox 1.0 challenged the king
Remember the Browser Wars of the Aughts? Internet Exploder gripped the web. Firefox 1.0 challenged the king
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Burning Brighter: The Future of Firefox, Browsers and the Web [Interview]
TomTom has just outed its new flagship PND, the Go 1000 Live, and wouldn’t you know it, it’s the first of the company’s stable to offer a capacitive touchscreen.
TomTom has just outed its new flagship PND, the Go 1000 Live, and wouldn’t you know it, it’s the first of the company’s stable to offer a capacitive touchscreen.
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TomTom Go 1000 Live to offer capacitive touchscreen, WebKit browser
The leaks, they keep coming. Boy Genius has some new images and details on BlackBerry OS 6.0 today, and while we’ve got our fair share of questions, there’s no denying that what we’re seeing looks like a substantial and much-needed improvement to the platform. First off, it appears that RIM’s acquisition of Torch Mobile has paid off with a totally new WebKit-based browser, complete with tab switching, redesigned favorites, and pinch-to-zoom.
The leaks, they keep coming. Boy Genius has some new images and details on BlackBerry OS 6.0 today, and while we’ve got our fair share of questions, there’s no denying that what we’re seeing looks like a substantial and much-needed improvement to the platform. First off, it appears that RIM’s acquisition of Torch Mobile has paid off with a totally new WebKit-based browser, complete with tab switching, redesigned favorites, and pinch-to-zoom.
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BlackBerry OS 6.0 screenshots and details leak out
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