RIM Blackberry shows off WebGL in PlayBook Browser

RIM showed off WebGL working natively in the PlayBook browser – getting WebGL running on mobile devices (Besides this old Firefox Nokia 900 demo) would be a huge step for HTML5 Game Development


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