Skyfire Browser for Symbian in beta 2. Skyfire mobile browser has been released for selected private beta testers. Skyfire is a greatly improved Opera Mini browser using classic server-side solution that uses Gecko for rendering. Skyfire browser features a full desktop-like web browsing experience to the mobile phones including Ajax, Flash, Quicktime, Windows Media, and more. No word on the first public beta version / final release date yet. You can sign up for Skyfire browser for Symbian beta 2 from here.
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Firefox Mobile Concept Video. Check out this concept video of Firefox Mobile, describing what it might look like. Actually Opera is great and running well for our mobile phones, but for some people who need their extensions can’t wait for this mobile browser. Continue reading ‘Firefox Mobile Concept Video’
Digia @Web - 1st Finger Touch Web Browser for Symbian UIQ. A first full finger touch web browser for UIQ platform phones has been created by Digia Plc. This application which is called Digia @Web is designed for UIQ 3 and Symbian OS. The mobile browser is based on the open-source webkit browser engine ported to UIQ by Digia, and a whole new browser UI that gives powerful and intuitive access to true web content. It is based on the same core Nokia’s S60 browser and Apple’s Safari use - Webkit. Other users of the webkit browser engine also include iPhone and Google Android. Continue reading ‘Digia @Web - 1st Finger Touch Web Browser for Symbian UIQ’
Opera Mobile 9.5 for WinMo Review. Opera announced Opera Mobile 9.5 back in February and we have all been waiting anxiously for its release. It is still not available for download, but is coming out on some mobile devices. And Now, it gets reviewed by ZDnet. We already knew that this mobile browser will come on HTC Touch Diamond and be available for other Windows Mobile handsets. You may check the review video: Continue reading ‘Opera Mobile 9.5 for WinMo Review’
Flash Video Support Update for CorePlayer Mobile. One of the best digital media players has been updated to include the Flash video support — actually that’s Adobe Flash Multimedia Container (FLV, F4V) support. In addition, the new version also adds support for site specific functions like “Revision3 via RSS” with an idea to allow users to more easily subscribe to their favorite podcasts. That doesn’t mean you can view Flash-based vids in your mobile browser, but you can view .FLV files in the newest CorePlayer version, which is 1.2.4. Continue reading ‘Flash Video Support Update for CorePlayer Mobile’
Sprint Palm Treo 800w with IE Mobile 7.11? Following the last post, Sprint Treo 800w Release Date and details, Sprint Treo 800w just showed up on DSL Reports, The user-agent data shows that the bandwidth tester was using a Palm Treo 800w on Sprint’s network. Display resolution was apparently set at 320×320. But, most interesting is the mention of Internet Explorer (IE) 7.11. Continue reading ‘Sprint Palm Treo 800w with IE Mobile 7.11?’
New Internet Explorer Mobile Browser for WinMo 6.1 Video Preview. We’ve heard from the last post, Windows Mobile 6.1 Official + New Internet Explorer Mobile, and WinMo 6.1 demo video. Recently, Brighthand reported a video preview of the next two versions of Internet Explorer Mobile. The new version of Internet Explorer isn’t even in customers’ hands yet, and Microsoft is already looking ahead to the next one, which will add support for embedded Flash video. Continue reading ‘New Internet Explorer Mobile Browser for WinMo 6.1 Video Preview’
iPhone has certainly delivered on its Hype. Recently we’ve heard, iPhone’s Safari Mobile Browser, 1st in US, 2nd in UK. A web-usage statistics firm, M:Metrics, has released new research that indicates that iPhone users are hitting the web with a fury. Virtually every single iPhone user is apparently accessing the web through their new handset - 85% to be more precise. Continue reading ‘iPhone has certainly delivered on its Hype’
iPhone’s Safari Mobile Browser, 1st in US, 2nd in UK. According to a new report, The mobile version of Safari packaged as standard on each iPhone has already scaled the charts to emerge as the No. 2 mobile web browser in the UK and the No. 1 mobile web browser in the US.
Ireland-based StatCounter tracks over 9 billion page-loads over 2 million websites each month, and they’ve released the latest results of all that web-spying. Continue reading ‘iPhone’s Safari Mobile Browser, 1st in US, 2nd in UK’
Yahoo! onePlace, Yahoo! Go 3.0 for Europe. Yahoo announced onePlace “, the industry’s first mobile content management service,” which enables consumers to “improve the management of the wide range of content available over the Internet.” The idea is to provide a single point from which users can access all the contents of their favorite contents either static or dynamic.
Yahoo’s onePlace includes such features as centralized and open content management from where users add or link any content they want, personalized views (Collections, Categories, Pulse, Favorites), dynamic content (sources) updates, mobile RSS reader, and smart organization which enables users to group content and create “rich experience around a specific topic.” Yahoo! onePlace is expected to launch in Q2 2008. Continue reading ‘Yahoo! onePlace, Yahoo! Go 3.0 for Europe’
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