Skyfire: Flash 9 on your mobile
Skyfire is a new web browser for mobile phones that claims to support everything your desktop browser does including Flash Player 9, AJAX, Quicktime and Java.
After 18 months of secret development the Skyfire browser has just gone into public beta. Windows Mobile phones in the U.S. are the first to be supported, with Symbian to follow shortly after that. According to their site other phone platforms and geographies are on the roadmap too.
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Zinc 3.0 released >> << Flash Player 9 at 95%
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