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Skyfire was a cool but unpolished mobile browser in beta a year ago when I first laid eyes on it. ITS now 100% working on Nokia(s60v2 and s60v3 only) Windows Mobile and Symbian phones and is in alpha for the BlackBerry. More than 1 million smart phone users have already downloaded the Skyfire browser.

Now with, with Skyfire 1.0 launching today, the product looks like the real deal, offering a mobile web experience that provides good navigation, social networking integration and best of all, glorious web video.


Skyfire


The browser works by having Skyfire, the Mountain View company of the same name, run the web traffic through its servers and then streaming it to your phone. That's how it can provide cool things like Flash and Silverlight video and AJAX for sites like Gmail.

You can watch shows on Hulu.com with a pretty good picture. It's not 30 frames per second but it's a smooth enough and the audio is intact. This is a trick we're still waiting for on browsers like the iPhone's.


The early versions of Skyfire could do most of the basic stuff but 1.0 brings a lot of polish and clever thinking to the game. The first Skyfire beta browsers were slow to launch and slow to navigate. You couldn't click on a link until you zoomed in. And the thing ate up your battery when you weren't using it but still had it running.

The 1.0 version starts quickly and allows you to enter web addresses almost immediately. Navigation is easy and when you zoom in there's a cool swoosh effect as you drop into a closer view of the page. You can click on links without zooming too. Double clicking on text fits it to your page.

Also, as you move back and forth between pages or even when you come back to Skyfire after doing other things on your phone, the browser recalls where you were and what you were zoomed on. When you have Skyfire in the background, it disconnects to conserve battery life.

You can customize a start page with RSS feeds and update Facebook and Twitter accounts from the same place.

Skyfire can run on Nokia(s60v2 and s60v3 only) Windows Mobile and Symbian phones and is in alpha for the BlackBerry. More than 1 million smart phone users have already downloaded the Skyfire browser.

Download:
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settings: use venus and it will work...

ang mahirap ay joke lang ang lahat ng to...ahahaha... as the title says... 100% working... na joke kau?

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Posted: 2010-01-03 10:12:46
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@looking pa try nga ako ng kababalaghang ito jejeje...

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Posted: 2010-01-03 10:34:00
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YESSAH!!

Working on my N3100, sarap magbrowse,at download, socket ang dating ng connection, bilis din magbuffs sa youtube. Yahu! Thanks mister luking! Ü
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Posted: 2010-01-03 10:37:00
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wow nice... =) hahaha...
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Posted: 2010-01-03 10:50:25
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Waaa... .sis file na naman....malat talaga...di ko na naman masilayan ang mga bagong apps...
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Posted: 2010-01-03 11:03:53
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@looking4free
nice 1 tol, kaso d uubra s kin n73 ako. Yan p naman ang gustong gusto ko, meron ako nyan kaso d stable. Once in a blue moon ko lng syang mapagana tpos pag gumana na naddc n agad. Baka may link ka pa jan n para s kin. Hehe. Globe po ako.
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Posted: 2010-01-03 11:22:23
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Ahehe., joke lang pala kala ko alam muna kung panu dadagdagan ung binary sa .app hehe. Pakibasa maigi lalo na sa baba. Muntik na ako nadali.

[ This Message was edited by: jas9cyril on 2010-01-03 10:53 ]
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Posted: 2010-01-03 11:49:00
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masarap na virus ang laman... hahaha
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Posted: 2010-01-03 12:28:31
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hahaha..l0oking f0r j0ke j0ke j0ke na naman..aus t0 sir l0oking..ahihi
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Posted: 2010-01-03 12:45:16
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Aun oh? Wrking po cia s 3210 k, take note 3210! (lol... ) Ahihi joke....
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Posted: 2010-01-03 12:58:35
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