It’s amazing how a 90KB software could do so much using as little as possible of your processing cycles and storage spaces on your mobile. All possible by the power of Server-Side HTML rendering and optimization used in Opera Mini, ...Read More
First in S60 browsers, then come iPhone, and now even Windows. The past couple of days marked zillions of posts in the blogosphere and tech News portals on Windows version of Safari browser. How big of a story is it? Check out ...Read More
UIQ enabled mobiles come with built-in Opera Mobile v.6, a lot of changes and updates have been made since then but only for S60 series of Nokia and Windows Mobile. So here we’ll play a little bit and test the ...Read More
Now this is interesting, Safari’s blog posted about changing their rendering engine to Windows Explorer’s rendering engine-”Trident”:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trident_(layout_engine). How ironic ey? You may wonder how we can use Trident in Mac OS X browsers like Safari. Fortunately, on Intel-based Macs, there is ...Read More
Two months ago I replaced my Firefox 2.0 with IE7. I wrote about the switch three weeks later, so I’m used to it now, used most of the features, learned the UI and shortcuts. So what was the benefits of ...Read More
