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Thanks to XatakaMovil, we found that Wake3, a company based on Palo Alto, California, has brought WebKit to Windows Mobile devices. Up to the moment, we had no news about any previous port of WebKit to WM.
Wake3 provides a video demonstration on browsing with its WebKit port. Not specially impressive, in fact.
But, the most interesting point of this is that WebKit is getting the focus of mobile browsing, since it is the render engine of Safari browser, a key component of iPhone, and S60 browser (and the S60 WRT).
This way, the mobile browser battle is becoming more interesting.
Via XatakaMovil
Link Wake3
