Already available in beta since Q4 last year, Skyfire has announced its first final version, version 1.0 of its mobile browser. The new version include enhanced navigation, zooming and interaction as well as faster launch, power optimization, and new search functionality. You can download the skyfire at get.skyfire.com Having previously delivered rich media and text readability
Skyfire Mobile Browser gets an upgrade (version 0.85 BETA) and now is finally and officially opened to everyone and available everywhere for a direct download without without the need to activate it with registration code anymore! Skyfire team have announced yesterday that they are expanding the availability of their highly anticipated mobile browser to United Kingdom but they also said that you m...
"Today Skyfire, the makers of the samenamePC-like browser for mobile devices, is announcing the launch of its 1.0 version now available for free download at get.skyfire.com. Over one million consumers have installed and used the Skyfire browser in just under five months,making it the fastest growing downloadable mobile browser in North America. This demonstrates the explosive consumer demand for ...
Nice to see there is some decent competition in the mobile browser space with the launch of Skyfire. Now Opera need to come up with version 9.6 for Symbian to catch up. Full press release is below - and you can download the browser from get.skyfire.com - why not give it a try! You can also
When we wrote about the not-quite-official soft launch of Skyfire v0.85 a few weeks back, one little morsel slipped through the cracks. While we properly noted that registration requirements had been removed from the mobile browser, the newfound support for folks in the UK, and an “experts only” download link which essentially freed Skyfire of
Today Skyfire, the makers of the same-name PC-like browser for mobile devices, is announcing the launch of its 1.0 version now available for free download at get.skyfire.com. Over one million consumers have installed and used the Skyfire browser in just under five months, making it the fastest growing downloadable mobile browser in North America. This demonstrates the explosive consumer demand for...
It seems that the fellas over at The Boy Genius Report got their hands on leaked screenshots of an alpha version of Skyfire's mobile browser for BlackBerry. Their source has proclaimed it "already being the best BlackBerry browser ever." The BlackBerry version of Skyfire looks a lot like the ... Originally posted at The Download Blog
Skyfire pitches its like-named mobile browser beta with the tag line, “The PC web. On your phone. Real fast.” Simple yet poignant. Many companies make similar claims yet fail to deliver. Apple, for example, had a long commercial run highlighting the iPhone’s ability to display real webpages. That’s nice and all, but try to download
Skyfire, the mobile browser that will be competing with Opera and Mozilla’s Fennec, has reached version 1.0 and is available as a free download. Presented as “the only mobile browser to bring the full PC Web to phones”, Skyfire 1.0 comes with new features and, thus, with improved usability. Skyfire supports a wide array of plug-ins, including
