We all know that the current BlackBerry Browser leaves much to be desired.

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Quick Tip: Increase Your BlackBerry Browser Speed!

When it comes to 3rd party web browsers for the BlackBerry, Bolt and Opera Mini aren’t the only options.   We just caught wind of a new BlackBerry browser from Logicplant called uZard Web , and word on the street says it shows promise.  uZard Web is currently in beta, however, it’s website says it delivers the same web browsing experience as on a PC.  Even though the uZard Web download page says its for the BlackBerry Bold 9000, multiple devices are currently support, although the app is pretty useless (from my experience) on the BlackBerry Storm.  If you’d like to give uZard Web a go for yourself you can download it from the link below… Download uZard Web for BlackBerry uZard Web — Another 3rd Party Web Browser For The BlackBerry is a post from: RIMarkable Related posts: Bolt Browser Updated To Version 1.7 Bolt Browser Out Of Private Beta… Now Available To All Will Flash Be An Optional Feature In The New BlackBerry 6 Browser Bolt Browser For BlackBerry Comes Out Of Beta

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uZard Web — Another 3rd Party Web Browser For The BlackBerry

Say what you want about Research in Motion, but, you have to give them credit when it comes to providing users with options.  In an iPhone world, Apple provides you with features and you either learn to like them or buy another product.  That being said, I hope that Flash in the upcoming BlackBerry 6 browser will allow users to enable or disable the loading of Flash content. When I think of RIM’s focus on security as they design devices it would lead you to believe Flash will not only be an optional feature but off by default

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Will Flash Be An Optional Feature In The New BlackBerry 6 Browser

Opera Mini 5 is now out of beta.  I haven’t tested it out yet, however, knowing how much better the beta was than the native BlackBerry Browser I feel pretty confident in saying that this is a must download for BlackBerry Storm and Storm2 users. Download Opera Mini 5:  http://m.opera.com Opera Mini 5 For BlackBerry Now Out Of Beta is a post from: RIMarkable Related posts: Opera Mini 5 Beta Now Available Opera Mini Web Browser for BlackBerry Released Opera Mini 4 beta 2 Released Today Opera Mini 5 Beta 2 Now Available For Download

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Opera Mini 5 For BlackBerry Now Out Of Beta

The WebKit BlackBerry Browser is coming.  It will support HTML5, CSS3, and DOM L3.  Personally I cannot wait until this thing comes out. Video: Check Out The WebKit BlackBerry Browser In Action is a post from: RIMarkable

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Video: Check Out The WebKit BlackBerry Browser In Action

You may have heard that Research in Motion has been working on a new Webkit based BlackBerry Browser that they say will be on par with that found on the iPhone by the summer of this year.  To let the world know that they were serious, RIM purchased Torch Mobile , makers of the Webkit IRIS browser back in August of last year.  Just the other day RIM filed a patent application describing a proxy based web browsing scheme similar to that found in Opera Mini, and recenytly,  analysts over at Canaccord Adams have gone on the record stating they believe the new BlackBerry Browser will be out before May and that the experience will be a “ game changer “. “it is a full rendering engine with incredible speed, sub three second download speeds for the most media-intensive of websites, while retaining significant bandwidth advantages over any other device or browser on the market.” For the sake of argument, let’s say that the new BlackBerry Browser actually turns out to be better than Safari on the iPhone.  Is that enough to change the game?  I am not so sure that a really good, or even a great BlackBerry Browser is enough to change the game alone

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Research in Mototion’s New BlackBerry Browser Will Be A “Game Changer”?

I believe that many BlackBerry users are eagerly anticipating the new WebKit based BlackBerry browser to that is supposed to be on par with, if not better than, mobile browsers currently found on devices like those running Android, Web OS, and even the iPhone OS.  The BlackBerry Browser, however, isn’t the only thing RIM is looking at to improve your web browsing experience on the BlackBerry. A new patent application recently filed by Research in Motion aims to speed up communication between the web and your web browser by installing a proxy server of sorts directly on your device.

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New Patent Application From RIM Aims To Speed Up Web Browsing By Setting Up A Proxy Server On Your BlackBerry

It was a pretty good indication that Research in Motion has big plans for it’s BlackBerry Browser when it acquired Torch Mobile , makers of the WebKit based IRIS browser.  It looks like the company is chugging away on their promise to have a BlackBerry Browser “ on par with the iPhone “, by next summer and they are looking for a little help. If you take a look over at LinkedIn, you can find a job posting for a WebKit Developer at Research in Motion .

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Research In Motion Looking For A WebKit Developer