Since last week, the Internet browser Skyfire is available on smartphones running Windows Mobile and Symbian. This software was previously proposed, in beta for American, Canadian and British users.

Just like Mozilla Firefox, Skyfire has a full display of Web pages. The great value of this internet browser is the support for Ajax and Flash technologies. As such, it’s entirely possible to view videos from YouTube, or Flash animation on the smartphone.

Finally, Skyfire offers to the user the possibility to save images in the storage space of the mobile phone, but you can also send URLs via SMS.

Skyfire is available for free download from your smartphone at get.skyfire.com.

Tags: Internet Browsers, Mobile Phones, Skyfire, Smartphones, Softwares

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