From: Jin-Woo Jeong
The Web framework accommodates and leverages most up-to-date Web technologies. It provides a large number of HTML5 functionalities defined by W3C and other standardization groups, such as video, audio, form, 2D canvas, WebGL, CSS3, geolocation, vibration, Web socket, and Web worker. In addition, the framework defines various new device APIs, which enable you to access device functionalities, such as Bluetooth, near field communication (NFC), alarm, and messaging. The device functionalities are provided with a strict rule-based security control system that restricts the malicious use of the device APIs.
The native framework is composed of system services and a set of native modules across various domains, with which native applications can be developed. The modules include, for example, Base, Application framework, Security, UI, Network, Messaging, Social, Locations, and Web. The framework also provides popular standard open source libraries, such as eglibc, libstdc++, libxml2, OpenAL, and OpenMP®, to support efficient application development and the migration of pre-existing applications using such libraries.
+The native framework is composed of system services and a set of native modules across various domains, with which native applications can be developed. The modules include, for example, Base, Application framework, Security, UI, Network, Messaging, Social, Locations, and Web. The framework also provides popular standard open source libraries, such as GNU C library (eglibc/glibc), libstdc++, libxml2, OpenAL, and OpenMP®, to support efficient application development and the migration of pre-existing applications using such libraries.