Crackberry users all know how unreliable the stock Blackberry browser is. It’s terribly slow and renders horribly. Until now Bolt was announced, the only other good solution was Opera Mini. A fantastic browser to say the least. Bolt is aiming to claim the “best” title. The new public beta chimes in at .86 and comes with a whole host of features. Gone are the early days of Bolt with miniscule test pools of company insiders and crashing servers. Bolt has come quite a long way since then. Hop on through to for the full rundown.
- Fast, secure, desktop-style web browsing no matter what kind of handset you’re on, high-end or low-end
- *streaming Flash support* (wooo hooo)
- High standards compliance due to use of WebKit engine
- Feed support: XML, ATOM and RDF
- Javascript and AJAX support
- easy navigation with split-screen AND full-screen support
- keyboard shortcuts for easier navigation
- 128-bit Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption for secure access to web pages
- spyware and malware protection by means of server filtering
- Certification error notification
- easily traversed history and favorites sections
- history and cookie clearing
As you can see the 0.86 public beta brings a ton to the table making it a very compelling reason to dump the Blackberry browser. Now if only Mobile Firefox would come to the BB party…
Source: Blackberry News
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