Hands-on With Windows Mobile Skyfire Browser Beta 0.6

Skyfire just got its 0.6 update , add with it a few more feature ( listed after the jumping ) and a flake of compatibility increment that make it palpate more like a genuine internet browser than it waseven when we control it at CTIA . The overall idea is the same : Skyfire server render pages into range form , which then make it onto your Windows Mobile earpiece over an internet association . On our Sprint HTC Mogul , Gizmodo loaded middling damn fast over EV - DO , and features like Flash in reality seemed to run well .

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Because the page is like an image , you may trash and scroll around tight and well , but zooming in and out is a bit clunkier . Typing in a text field postulate you to typecast something on Skyfire ’s text input , then sending that to Skyfire , then sending the resulting image back to your phone .

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Although it touts Flash video , support , watching YouTube television is still more like a quick slideshow than an actual video — though most of the video quality depends on your connection type and pep pill . It ’s no iPhone Safari web browser app — and probably will never be because of the fact that interpreting is done off - phone — but it ’s a pretty close estimation for now .