I have been following Skyfire since they spoke at the Mobile Web Megatrends and they are a part of my Mobile Web taxonomy which I am tracking. Recently skyfire launched in the UK(pdf press release). I am keen to hear about any experiences of skyfire in the UK.

Which Mobile Browser Do You Use? ( polls) As Windows Mobile users, we have a ton of choices when it comes to mobile browsers. Opera Mobile 9.5 does a fantastic job rendering complex webpages, while Opera Mini and Skyfire uses server-side rendering to decrease page load times. Some swear by NetFront, while PIE remains the most basic browser, painfully in need of an upgrade, which will come in the f...

I spent a few minutes earlier this week chatting with Tracy DeMiroz, the VP of Marketing for Skyfire. Skyfire is a free mobile browser for Windows Mobile and Symbian, and the only browser of the bunch to support Flash, Silverlight, and a number of other technologies generally reserved for desktop browsers. With Skyfire now open to

Skyfire Beta was recently released to the public and the UK too. Having claimed to bring real desktop surfing to handsets much has been expected from this browser. With Opera Mini more or less sitting comfortably as king of 3rd party browsers mainly due to it's compatibility and UI being slowly nurtured through the years, it can identify with what it's users want. So how does Skyfire com...

Browsing the Web on a smartphone will likely never be quite the same as doing it from a full-size PC. Browsing with Skyfire is the next best thing, however.

Up and coming mobile phone web browser by Skyfire has just made its debut in the UK, lighting up the heavens along the way. Said to have a PC-esque browsing experience, their newest web surfer enters its beta rollout stage over ‘ere. *cough* *about time* *cough* Boasting decent flash comparability and faster than Opera

For those in the UK, Skyfire's mobile web browser is now available, and sports several new features...

I’m not sure was this included in the latest beta version of Skyfire, which was recently released for the whole world and not just certain geographic areas (i.e. U.S. and Canada), but it’s worth mentioning nonetheless. Skyfire now works with VGA screen devices, too! We’re talking about Windows Mobile powered smartphones and guessing the HTC

Nokia S60 and Windows Mobile handsets mobile browser Skyfire has now widened its UK beta testing and registration for the Skyfire service is no longer required. Skyfire uses a proxy server to manage all the heavy processing and simply render content on a mobile phone. Opera Mini mobile browser works in a similar way however, Skyfire

Skyfire fixes some connection issues and UCWEB teases with an unofficial preview