Its no question that RIM is working hard on the BlackBerry 10 browser. Now, a new level has been reached for BlackBerry 10 in HTML5 standardization by passing Ring 1 of Facebook’s open source Ringmark HTML5 program. This means that the BlackBerry 10 browser will have the ability to offer advanced HTML5 functionality for web apps such as 2D games, music/video apps, and much more. What is even more impressive to note is that the whole BlackBerry 10 browser is actually created in HTML5. You can read RIM’s announcement here or Facebook’s announcement here.
Dolphin’s mobile browser is actually the first mobile browser to pass the Ring 1 test but then, BlackBerry 10 browser is the first platform browser to pass Ring 1. Check out your own mobile browser here at http://rng.io.
