Research in Motion has outfitted BlackBerry 6 with a shiny new Webkit-based web browser. It’s much faster and easier to use with a touchscreen phone than earlier BlackBerry browsers… but the folks at CrackBerry have determined that it’s not quite as fast or responsive as the latest Google Android and iPhone web browsers — at least not on currently available hardware. CrackBerry took three top… Read more »

One of the biggest improvements in the upcoming BlackBerry 6 mobile operating system is the new and improved BlackBerry web browser. The new browser is based on Webkit, like the browsers for iOS and Android devices. And we’ve gotten a few glimpses of the browser in action over the last few months. But now the folks at Research in Motion have posted a detailed description… Read more »

BlackBerry OS 6 is due out soon, and the folks at Research in Motion has been showing off demo videos for a few months. But now Salomondrin has managed to get his hands on BlackBerry 9800 with the new operating system installed and he’s posted some of the first videos showing off the device under real world usage. One of the most exciting improvements is… Read more »

The folks at Bistream have released an updated version of their Bolt web browser for Google Android. Bolt 2.1 for BlackBerry is a WebKit-based browser, which means it should be able to handle most web sites that play well with the iPhone and Google Android handsets. Version 2.1 also adds supports HTLM5 video playback and sports Facebook integration letting you to chat with your Facebook… Read more »

The folks behind the Bolt web browser for BlackBerry have released Bolt 2.0 today. The update adds a number of new features, the most noticeable of which is support for multiple browser tabs, letting you easily open multiple web pages and flip between them. Bolt 2.0 is based on WebKit, which is the same rendering engine used by the default web browsers for the iPhone… Read more »