WebKit is an open source internet browsing engine. The HTML and Javascript components of WebKit began as a branch of the KJS and KHTML libraries from KDE.

To build webkit on your system you will need to checkout a copy of the WebKit source tree. You will also need to have the developer tools installed.

I am with love with Google Chrome! It is the simplest browser I have ever used! And looks great on Windows Vista.

Can't find any bugs yet but the first release of Google Chrome Beta (Build 1583) does not pass the Acid3 test; it scores 77/100 and does not render the image correctly, nor does it correctly render the ACID 2 test when the browser window is resized post rendering; as a result it fails to fully adhere with existing webstandards. Other standards compliant browsers like Firefox 3.0.x do not have this issue.

Let's have a quick look on its features (source: Wikipedia):

To save a picture to your iPhone library from Safari or an email:

1. Click and hold on the picture you want to save to your iPhone
2. Click ?Save Image?

   

3. Now when you navigate to your photo album your newly saved picture will be there to do with it what you please
   
   
   
   By Jenny