Windows Mobile Louisville

Skyfire has finally released the official version 1.0 of their browser. It has been in beta for quite a while, but all the while, it has been quite impressive. Now, anyone with a Windows Mobile device (touchscreen or not) can download the application for a richer Internet experience.

Richer in what way, you ask? Skyfire supports Flash 10 and Silverlight 2.0, so you can get your YouTube and Hulu on, to name just a few sites that are often taboo on handset browsers. And the Skyfire folks added a real-time activity wall recently, too. With it, you can find all of your favorite RSS feeds, Twitter updates and Facebook statuses.

Have a look at the new version, demonstrated by Skyfire’s CEO, Nitin Bhandari, and tell me you don’t want to download this app

Source: JKontheRun

Tags: Browser, skyfire

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