Facebook

Twitter

StumbleUpon

Email

topics:

Phones

vote downundo vote up flag

intomobile.com - 11/4/2008

Skyfire mobile browser now available in Canada

—

Embedded media in Skyfire For those of you that don’t already know, Skyfire is the only mobile web browser on the planet that allows for full web browsing on your mobile phone. And, the most capable mobile web browser has just crossed the border into Canada. That’s right, ...

4

unwiredview.com - 11/9/2008

Android and Symbian smartphones to come from Huawei in 2009

— unwiredview.com — Huawei, one of China’s largest telecommunications companies and one of the latest big names to join the... Symbian Foundation , has recently announced its intention to make smartphones based on Android and Symbian. Huawei is also a member of the Android ... (more) Android and Symbian smartphones to come from Huawei in ...

Phones

Symbian

Windows Mobile

Nokia

Android

Comments vote downundo vote up IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis found this 11/9/2008found this

2

neowin.net - 11/7/2008

Windows Mobile 6.5 confirmed

— neowin.net — Following the announced delay of Windows Mobile 7, an intermediary upgrade step has been confirmed. While visiting... Australia for Liberation Day , Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer spoke of the Windows Mobile 6.5 upgrade for next year in his roadmap. In ... (more) Windows Mobile 6.5 confirmed

Phones

Windows Mobile

Comments vote downundo vote up Gizmodo found this 11/7/2008found this

1

jkontherun.com - 10/30/2008

Skyfire 0.8 available now- no waiting

— jkontherun.com — We just received word from the folks at Skyfire that the latest beta version 0.8 is now... available for download.  Skyfire promises no waiting to get invited to this beta version, just go here and get it .  Skyfire is the browser available ... (more) Skyfire 0.8 available now- no waiting

Phones

Windows Mobile

Nokia

Comments vote downundo vote up Mobility Site found this 10/30/2008found this

Leave a Comment

Canada gets Skyfire Mobile Browser: Is it Good?
Phones Review — ... they just cannot cope with embedded Flash or even Silverlight content, whereas Skyfire supports both Silverlight and Flash content to bring the user a far greater web experience. Skyfire’s trick is that it uses back end proxy servers that do all the number crunching, and thus rather than be limited by the mobile phone’s processor, Skyfire pushes the web page content to the Skyfire server where the page is rendered for mobile and sent on to your mobile phone. Source – intomobile ...