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The next Galaxy S (probably the IV) and the next Note (probably the III) may ship with Samsung's own web browser, according to a recent report.
Samsung is recruiting WebKit professionals and has begun working on a WebKit-based mobile browser. The WebKit Internet browsing engine is open source, and it's at the core of Apple's Safari and Google's browser inside Android.
The fruit of the engineers' work at Samsung Information Systems America R&D Center in Silicon Valley might be included with upcoming Galaxy phones as the company is developing its own Internet browser. What would you prefer as your browser on the Galaxy S IV: Android default browser or Chrome of Samsung's own flavor?