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It seems the WebKit-WebView hacking subject is heating up, InfoWorld's article from Yahoo TechNews. Still nice mention  although I have switched to QuickConnect from PhoneGap. It would be nice if link to blog was given though.

right now I am writing or re-writing Mootols scripts. Why?  Android does not have a cool DOM API for touch events so we have to fake it.  And we do not have mouseover and mouseout events etiher. Thus, what is left is hover and click to try to replicae or simulate the features. by dumbing it donw to those events it works cross platform on both Android, iPhoen, and Palm Pre.