skyfire

Nov

Rockmelt On Your Phone? Skyfire 3.0 Brings Facebook Integration And More Social Features

Posted by Nate Kimmey in Applications, News

Alternative browser Skyfire made waves with a previous update that allowed it to play Flash videos on any device, and the latest update to version 3 has even more features that most other browsers are lacking - built-in Facebook integration, notably similar to recently released PC/Mac browser RockMelt.

In addition to aforementioned ability to play Flash videos, Skyfire now includes the following social features:

Popular Content
instantly see what content on the site is most popular with your friends and the Facebook community
Fireplace Feed Reader
nothing but the links from your Facebook feed. Simple and addictive
Facebook Portal Integration

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Jun

Viva Android! How To Watch Live Streams Of World Cup Games On Your Android Phone

Posted by Chris Dehghanpoor in Carriers, News, Sprint, Tips, Tutorials

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably noticed most of the world has been focusing their attention on the 2010 World Cup, which officially started yesterday. We know many of you would love to be able to watch the matches on you phone while you’re out and about, so we’ve put together a few ways that this can be done.

One of the really cool things about the World Cup games this year is that so many sites are streaming them live, for free, making it pretty easy to catch a match wherever you’re at as long as ...

Apr

Skyfire 2.0 Launches For Android Today

Posted by John Thompson in Applications, Apps/Games, News

After the much hyped acquisition of Kolbysoft and a controversial leaked alpha, Android users who are eager to enjoy Flash video on their phones can now grab Skyfire 2.0, dubbed the first ‘mobile browser for the Social Media generation’.

In a departure from the very popular Windows Mobile version of the browser, the developers have chosen not to include Flash video in-line and have instead introduced a new feature: the SkyBar.