Mobile development firm appMobi is launching a new HTML5-powered browser for iOS on Monday which will bring additional capabilities typically found only in native apps to the mobile Web. The MobiUs Web App Browser, as it's being called, works both as a standalone browser alternative or in conjunction with Apple's mobile Safari, similar to the way browser extensions work on the desktop Web. Although HTML5 can already tap into some of a smartphone's sensors, like the GPS and accelerometer, for example, appMobi's MobiUs Web App Browser will go beyond HTML5's current capabilities to provide access the smartphone's camera, the ability to scan QR codes and barcodes, support for augmented reality, accelerated graphics, the ability to lock the rotation of the device and more. Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/mumZ6UrjGaE/
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