BOLT Blackberry browser gets the public beta treatment at MWC!

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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