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As mobile platform makers grant more and more system to their browsers the once distinct lines between native and web are beginning to blur Over the past few months HTML5 and other advances in web technology have allowed developers on various platforms to access to GPS data and more Plenty of limitations still exist its still mostly impossible to access the on most smartphones from the browser for example but one big hurdle might be on the way out otherwise known as the goods required for gaming The key here is WebGL a Mozilla project which is aiming to bring the popular OpenGL 3d library to the browser via Javascript The advantage of this approach is as long as your hardware supports OpenGL ES 20 and your browser supports Javascript it should work with minimal tweakage Not all smartphones are packin the required OpenGL support in fact very few are The iPhone 3GS Satio and the N900 are the only ones I can name off the top of my head the last of which the guys behind WebGL have already managed to get a demo up and running on Theyve slipped WebGL support into the N900s Firefox browser with plans to add it to the publicly available nightly builds sometime soon Check out the demo video as posted by Vladimir Vukićević As you can see things seem to already be working pretty well While these demos may not seem all that complex this could be a pretty huge first step toward something bigger If Apple chose to fully support webGL they already sort of do Safaris rarely used CSS animation engine works by way of webGL iPhone web apps could eventually offer up graphics in line with their native brethren If Palm were to start packing OpenGL ES 20 into their handsets and webGL into the webOS platform it might just do away with the qualms that tak wielu away to isnt podejście bez jego usterek oczywiście czy istnieje lub jest nie tylko czas pokaże jeśli Wspólnoty rozwoju będzie upuszczania ich grudge przeciwko aplikacje sieci web