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...netbooks and Android smartphone operating system will likely converge over time, as both platforms have several similarities, like Linux and Webkit code bases, CNet reports. In July, after Chrome was first announced, Google CEO Eric Schmidt...

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...support for ARM CPUs. Among the long list of further improvements, there is added support for USB storage, a light-weight IP stack, Qt/Webkit, a zero-footprint runtime for Ada programs, and the addition of a paravirtualized Linux kernel to...

In this article: Linux, Linux kernel, Qt, and Ada

...web traffic. Still though, two things are clear: Android and the iPhone are who mobile web developers are going to have to cater to, and WebKit, which Symbian uses in its browser too, is basically it. Anyway, how about a bonus chart! Ever...

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...similar. " Looks like Brin's planning to take a leaf out of Adobe's playbook with Flash Lite. Chrome and Android both use WebKit, an open-source project, at the heart of their browser, so it's understandable that Google is looking to...

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Google co-founder Sergey Brin told CNet that "Android and Chrome will likely converge over time". He pointed out the underlying Linux and Webkit code that's present in both platforms. It's perhaps odd then that the two projects have...

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...OS presentation on Thursday, said "Android and Chrome will likely converge over time," citing among other things the common Linux and Webkit code base present in both projects. It's not clear when Google thinks it might want to merge...

In this article: Android, Chrome OS, Linux, Netbooks, Andy Rubin, and CNET

...in mobile development, and some of the solutions out there. Mobile CSS Quirks So many platforms. Take just WebKit. You can't just say "WebKit" for example, because there's no webkit on mobile. There's iPhone Safari, Android WebKit,...

In this article: JavaScript, Iphone, BlackBerry, HTML, Nokia N97, Palm Pre, S60, Nokia E71, and Safari

...earn infinite street cred with developers if it released a version of IE9 that took HTML5 as seriously as Firefox 3.5 already does. WebKit. At one point, rumor sort of had it that Microsoft was considering dumping IE's rendering engine for...

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Microsoft to talk broadly about plans for the next browser, but won't offer a preview version or announce a rumored move to the WebKit engine, CNET has learned. Digital Media The social-networking site hopes that policy revision will...

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...won't offer preview code of its next browser, CNET News has learned. The software maker is also not planning to announce a move to the WebKit engine, as some had speculated. Ray Ozzie, speaking Tuesday at Microsoft's Professional...

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