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| Skyfire brings full browsing experience to mobile phones everywhere | | Skyfire has just launched their new mobile browser client, and if early reports from the beta are any indication, the company has a real contender on their hands. The Skyfire Browser aims to bring a desktop-like experience to your handset. In addition to providing scaling, zoom, and reformatting duties, Skyfire’s real claim to fame is [...]
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| Skyfire enters public beta |  The mobile browser arena just got a little more competitive on Tuesday when the much-talked-about mobile browser Skyfire launched its public beta. Previously in private beta, the now public version opens up Skyfire to anyone in the US with a Windows mobile or a Nokia Nseries / Eseries S60 (3rd Edition) phone. Skyfire also received a [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 24-Sep-2008 by Kelly Hodgkins in SoftwareSymbianWindows Mobilebrowsermobileoperaskyfire
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| SkyFire - Browsing Made Easy | Mobile Application | | The most useful feature for any phone these days beside its talking ability is the fact that you are connected to the World Wide Web from almost anywhere you are as long as your GSM or CDMA provider covers it under their network. From Wap to GPRS to EDGE and then fueled [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 14-Aug-2008 by Chaos Inc. in
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| Skyfire hooks us up with 100 beta codes, mass chaos ensues |  If you haven’t been lucky enough to try out the awesome mobile browser that is Skyfire, now is your chance. We’ve got 100 beta codes which will give you immediate access to either the Windows Mobile or Symbian clients. In our usage, the Symbian version smokes the Windows Mobile version, but that might just be [...]
[..] Read complete article | | Published 15-Aug-2008 by The Boy Genius in GeneralSoftwareSymbianWindows Mobilebetabrowserskyfire
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| Sambe De Amigo Shakes Mobile Phones [Poo-Flinging Primates] | | The monkey lovers over at Sega Mobile have just flung some poo at T-Mobile and AT&T mobile phones with the release of Sambe De Amigo for the mobile phone. It's all the phone of the Sega classic, only without a great deal of the fun! Seriously guys, taking a game famous for its innovati [..] Read complete article | | Published 10-Nov-2008 by Mike Fahey in Poo-Flinging Primates Mobile Gaming new release News samba de amigo Sega
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| Sprint to give dumb-phones real web browser |  With financial ruin staring them down the barrel, sprint is really pulling out all of the stops. The next revolution? A "real" web-browser for it’s entire line of internet-capable handsets. Sounds interesting. The company has just announced that they will be providing a "desktop-like" browsing experience for "virtually all" of its handsets. We certainly question [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 20-Mar-2008 by Joshua Karp in FeaturesNewsSprint
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| Skyfire launches in Canada, customized ?Canadian? homepage |  There’s no doubt about it — we’re big Skyfire fans over here. While we’ve begged them to make a BlackBerry version, something they said they are actually in the process of looking at, expanding their market share in other countries isn’t such a bad thing is it? Some of you sneaky readers have managed to [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 01-Nov-2008 by The Boy Genius in SoftwarebrowserCanadaskyfire
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| Firefox 3.1 pre-release gets private browsing feature |  Likely taking some cues from the upcoming Internet Explorer revamp equipped with what we affectionately refer to as porn mode, Mozilla is getting ready to release a heathen-friendly update of its own. The latest pre-release version of Firefox 3.1 comes packing a new menu item labeled “Private Browsing” and when active, Private Browsing will wipe [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 05-Nov-2008 by Zach Epstein in SoftwarebrowserBrowsingFirefoxinternetprivacy
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Skyfire has just launched their new mobile browser client, and if early reports from the beta are any indication, the company has a real contender on their hands. The Skyfire Browser aims to bring a desktop-like experience to your handset. In addition to providing scaling, zoom, and reformatting duties, Skyfire’s real claim to fame is its support for Flash and Ajax. The software manages to provide usable access to Flash and Ajax assets by relying heavily on external server resources to do the heavy lifting, taking much of the burden off of the limited resrouces on your handset. We’re guessing the results will be somewhat mixed, but any attempt to bring this sort of functionality to the palm of your hand is certainly worthy of a round of applause. The client launched today for Windows Mobile, with a private Symbian S60 beta taking place with plans for a wide scale launch soon.
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