Not only did BlackBerry users get the boot unexpectedly, but now Skyfire users are basking in the joy of once again seeing Hulu come back to life on the popular web browser. It might've been bad timing for those BlackBerry users who are probably feeling like they've been left out – luckily for the rest of us, we can all check out some quality programming on Hulu's web site. As we recall, it was back last year in July when Hulu went dark for the popular browser with the possible reason that Microsoft played a deal in all of it. Nonetheless, the good times are back and hopefully here to say for the long haul. Now it goes to show what kind of advantages Skyfire has over the other competition.
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