For those with WVGA resolutions like the Touch HD or the XPERIA X1, fret not because the new Skyfire beta will have support for you. The new release is availablenow. Skyfire is already a robust browsing platform and great browser substitute for many, offering advanced Ajax and Flash 10 support. However, the new release brings added features including social networking support, improved text readability, and more.
What does all that mean? You can twitter and follow pocketnow.com on RSS for one thing. Another great improvement is the ability to download multimedia and other files. As usual, you can download the latest release from get.skyfire.com on your mobile.
Click on to read more about the new Skyfire beta.
According to the company’s press release, the new version will feature the following improvements:
We’re Going Social: Our start page experience is brand spanking new and includes feeds, Facebook and Twitter integration. Catch up with news and your friend’s postings, easily share info and make yourself heard with few clicks.
Improved
Text
Readability:
We
implemented
a
great
solution
to
improve
the
readability
of
large text
areas
(think
blogs
and
news
articles)
on
small
screens.
We
now
automatically
adapt
the
font
size
for
large
articles
in
a
way
that
once
you
zoom
into
the
article
you
will
be
able
to
read
it
without
the
need
for
horizontal
scroll.
Use
our
contextual
zoom
function
to
fit
the
article
to
your
screen
width
and
it
will
make
a
pleasant
reading
experience.
With
this
introduction
we
retired
our previous
Smart Fit
solution.
Widescreen screen support
Improved Superbar: When you select one of the auto‐suggest entries you will get immediately more refined suggestions (instead of launching the search right away). Handy to search for the exact term that you are looking for.
Download Media: Now you can see/listen to media that is accessible in Skyfire, and download it to your phone as well.
Updated page rendering
Updated Plug‐ins: Including Flash 10, Silverlight 2.0, final and newest Quicktime version.
Log‐in, Bookmarks, History: Fixed reliability issues, where either of them were inaccessible.
Let us know how your browsing experience is with the updated Skyfire.










