The apps, yes.
But the OS itself uses Qt and Chromium to display any HTML5 content, as the project page from the linked article states.
This contrasts with, say, Firefox OS - it rendered directly to an OGL-ES framebuffer.
But the OS itself uses Qt and Chromium to display any HTML5 content, as the project page from the linked article states.
This contrasts with, say, Firefox OS - it rendered directly to an OGL-ES framebuffer.
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