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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 Ext JS. Submissions welcome.

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    A demo of the new Google Chrome for Mac beta which supports extensions and bookmark syncing.

    2/22 1:08pm · 5 notes chromegoogledemopreview

    JooJoo CEO pledges to ship this month, claims deal with leading phone maker

    VentureBeat discusses the pending JooJoo release, and includes a brief interview with JooJoo’s CEO:

    • VentureBeat: What browser does it use?
    • Chandrasekar Rathakrishnan: We use a WebKit-based browser, to which we’ve added our own branding.
    • VB: Does it support Flash?
    • CR: Yes.
    2/8 1:12pm · 1 notes previewjoojoodevice

    A beautiful overview of Chrome’s features.

    12/16 11:18am · 9 notes previewchrome

    Android 2.0 Platform Highlights

    10/27 10:41am · 13 notes previewgoogleandroid

    A preview of the unreleased and unofficially announced Verizon Droid phone with Google’s Android 2.0.

    10/26 8:50am · 8 notes droidandroidpreview
    Motorola’s first Android phone, the Cliq, with a custom UI.

    Motorola’s first Android phone, the Cliq, with a custom UI.

    9/14 10:46am · 5 notes androidpreview
    Nice Web Type describes how they created a pure css gradient (without PNGs) in their recent TypeKit demo. The general approach uses -webkit-mask-image and -webkit-gradient, with a text-shadow behind.

    Nice Web Type describes how they created a pure css gradient (without PNGs) in their recent TypeKit demo. The general approach uses -webkit-mask-image and -webkit-gradient, with a text-shadow behind.

    7/27 7:00am · 5 notes css3safariwebfontspreviewdemo

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