Tribble ad agency claims that Hulu is trying to block Skyfire viewers from overseas, since this service is only meant for the US residents. The thing is that they can’t do it selectively, so they’ll have to work with Skyfire in order to block international viewers. US residents might still use the service via Skyfire, but that’s not...
Skyfire has just launched its long-awaited mobile browser, promising that it’ll provide a desktop-like experience on smartphones. We find out if the browser performs as expected, by checking out the video analysis below. Skyfire uses server-side compression technology, allowing the users to interact with websites built using rich web technologies...
Skyfire is one of the most promising mobile browsers out there, since it integrates YouTube and now, the 0.9 Beta incorporates Facebook and Twitter. Social networking on the go? Yes sir and I wonder if Fennec is capable of such features… Skyfire users will be able to post updates to Facebook or Twitter directly from the browser and publish web...
Pocketnow recently compared Skyfire to Opera Mobile 9.5 in a mobile browser duel, in order to find out which of them handles web pages faster. All we can say is that Opera got kicked really badly, but more of that in the video below: As far as starting the browser is concerned, Opera is superior, as it loads in just 5 seconds, while Skyfire needs...
In case you were looking for an alternative to Opera Mini or Safari, know that Skyfire Mobile Browser just got an upgrade to version 0.85 beta and it’s now open to the public. You can download it directly by pointing your mobile browser to this address. Here’s a Skyfire demo, in case you want to take a virtual tour of it before downloading: ...
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