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The latest Skyfire beta offers a full Netting browsing familiarity to WM5, WM6, and Symbian S60 devices, enabling the expenditure of media that s usually off restrictions to users of the mobile Web. At least that s what it offers.

Of the three screens that the marketers of converged strategy say are critical to the customers lifestyles -- television, computer, and telephone -- it s the third that has been the most neglected in stipulations of the ease of use of media. Sure, improved luggage compartment has allowed greater volumes of audio and tape content to be stored and played reverse on mobile phones. But with streaming media now a prime hub for content providers, our lowest-power and often most slowly connected television could often use a little push.

This is Skyfire s specialty. With the now public account of Skyfire v. 0.8 , the browser s leaf loading and streaming has been sped up, and now wires icon and .PDF downloading. The crossing summit has also been redesigned to rely less heavily on text.

Users of the private beta v. 0.6 have reported complicatedness in upgrading, including BetaNews which attempted to investigation Skyfire this afternoon. In a figure of our tests, account 0.6 completely froze the telephone to the summit where the clout key would not even respond, and despite providing an overall excellent experience, it still needed quite a tad of work. Routine and putting in place evils seem to branch from conflicts with the former version, as news from new users appear to be generally favorable.

Unfortunately, the beta is still only available in the United States.
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