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Skyfire announces a new mobile browser

By PhoneArena Team

Published: Jan 28, 2008, 9:25 AM

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In Palm Desert, California Skyfire announced a new downloadable mobile browser that should make web browsing on a smartphone equal to surfing on a PC. The application features full Ajax and Flash to help it bring the “real Web” experience. The company claims that, with their software users will be able to browse sites like YouTube, MySpace and Last.fm at record speeds. At the same time they will not be required to change the way they surf the Internet, since the new browser will allow them “to access the same Web content, and interact with that content, exactly as they do on their PC.” Skyfire says that soon their software will support the Symbian platform. We will keep you updated on any further developments.

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