Would You Pay Money to See Your Favorite Site Ad-Free? Reselling MP3s: The music industry's new battleground? Fennec (Mobile Firefox) for Symbian Windows Mobile Browser Battlemodo: Can You Get the Real Internet? If the iPhone ran half as poorly as Windows Mobile phones, Apple haters would (rightfully) scream as loudly as Apple fanboys do about Vista. If any BlackBerry was as much of a fluster...

If you haven't seen it, Gizmodo just put up a nicely-written and well-illustrated browser head-to-head with all of the major cell phone platforms. Unfortunately, their comparison is flawed in their coverage of Windows Mobile. They used an old version of Opera Mobile for their testing of the Windows Mobile browser. The difference between the version they tested - Opera Mobile 8.65 (or thereabo...

Microsoft Corp. is close to launching a new Windows Mobile browser that the companyÂ’s development team touts as an experience that will resemble surfing the Internet on a desktop, according to a blog post on the companyÂ’s Web site.

Opera Mini is ready for the iPhone, but it can’t get approval for the app store. Now we all know Opera is the best Windows Mobile Browser right, and Opera mini, is the most versatile and complete browser over many platforms. As a phone at the moment, I’m using a basic Samsung phone,

Not that I’m obsessive or any thing, but the quest for a windows mobile browser that serves up a desktop browsing experience is, a lot of peoples gripe. Opera have a good solution, but it is tailored to really top end windows mobile devices like the Diamond and the touch HD. device memory seems to

Arne over at the::unwired has posted a series of screen shots showing Microsoft's upcoming Windows Mobile browser upgrade in action. Read the full story here.

Today Skyfire has opened up the beta version of its browser to anyone who is interested in testing it the mobile browse. Skyfire is also offering a new version of the browser with some new features. The new version — 0.8 — fixes bugs, but also supports Ajax, Flash, Quicktime, and Windows Media for a

WMExperts have got their hands on the latest beta of the Skyfire Windows Mobile browser, if you don’t know the Skyfire browser was the first mobile browser to support full web PC browsing, including rich media content, supporting Ajax, Flash, Quicktime, Windows Media, and others. Previously, people who wanted to enjoy the exact PC

Today Skyfire has opened up the beta version of its browser to anyone who is interested in testing it the mobile browse. Skyfire is also offering a new version of the browser with some new features. The new version ...

With the release of Opera Mobile 9.5 just a short time away, I thought it might be a good time to see what others are using on their phones to surf the NET.  I am sure there are a lot of you that have iPhones out there to that have a great experience surfing, but I want to hear from our Windows Mobile users because there are a few choices out there now. (I actually might be joining the iPhone clan