Amazon's New Browser, Silk, Is Using a Split Archi

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Submitted by aabelro on Thursday September 29, 2011 @05:52AM

aabelro writes "Amazon has created Silk, a WebKit-based browser using SPDY to maintain a single connection with services hosted on AWS where web pages are preloaded and prepared for being pushed to the device. The effect: faster browsing, less device power consumption and better security."
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