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A tumblog about the browser engine built into Safari, Chrome, iPhone, Palm Pre, and Android.

Written by David Kaneda, Creative Director at Sencha. Submissions welcome.

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    The new Android 2.2-powered Optimus series. A small diversion from WebKit discussion, but does it not drive anyone else crazy that Android devices don’t have a consistent order for the four hardware buttons under the screen?

    The new Android 2.2-powered Optimus series. A small diversion from WebKit discussion, but does it not drive anyone else crazy that Android devices don’t have a consistent order for the four hardware buttons under the screen?

    A Message to the Palm Developer Community

    HP Chief Technology Officer Phil McKinney joins Ben Galbraith and Dion Almaer from the Palm Developer Relations Team to discuss what the future looks like for webOS developers.

    Todd Dominey announces SlideShowPro Mobile:


  SlideShowPro Mobile is an entirely new media player built using HTML5 that doesn’t require the Flash Player plugin and can serve as a fallback for users accessing your web sites using these devices. But it’s not just any fallback — it’s specially designed for touch interfaces and smaller screen sizes. So it looks nothing like the SlideShowPro player and more like a native application that’s intuitive, easy to use, and just feels right.

    Todd Dominey announces SlideShowPro Mobile:

    SlideShowPro Mobile is an entirely new media player built using HTML5 that doesn’t require the Flash Player plugin and can serve as a fallback for users accessing your web sites using these devices. But it’s not just any fallback — it’s specially designed for touch interfaces and smaller screen sizes. So it looks nothing like the SlideShowPro player and more like a native application that’s intuitive, easy to use, and just feels right.

    css3watch:


Gangsta Ass CSS3 Wrapping Drop Shadows

Better & leaner than the previous example CSS Drop Shadow, although as with the previous example, it does break if the width is too great..

Thanks to Paul Irish for bringing this to my attention

    css3watch:

    Gangsta Ass CSS3 Wrapping Drop Shadows

    Better & leaner than the previous example CSS Drop Shadow, although as with the previous example, it does break if the width is too great..

    Thanks to Paul Irish for bringing this to my attention

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