jQTouch is a jQuery plugin for creating mobile applications with just HTML, CSS & JavaScript.

It comes with native animations, automatic navigation, and themes for mobile WebKit browsers like iPhone, G1, and Pre.

It can be setup in a few minutes & totally customized with the selector options.

It has 2 ready-to-use themes:

• default Apple theme
• jQTouch theme

and new ones can be created with less effort.

The plugin offers page history management and CSS3 page transitions including 3d flip. Also, it easily allows applications to run in fullscreen mode with custom icons and startup screens.

Google just launched their web browser Google Chrome.

Good news is; developers won’t have to test designs in one more browser as it uses the open source WebKit (the engine Safari uses).

From a developer’s point of view, Chrome shows us how Google sees the future of web applications with faster JavaScript rendering via V8, using WebKit as the rendering engine (serious support for SVG, etc..) & more.

Besides the standard Google Chrome product page, here is the page that is designed specially for web developers.

And, there is Chromium which is the open-source project behind Google Chrome.