
Skyfire browser for iPhone returns to the App Store 'in batches'
Skyfire has been available for more than two years on Symbian S60, Windows Mobile, and Android, and on all platforms it has been heralded as a triumph. Thanks to server-side rendering, recompression, and transcoding of Web content, Skyfire is able to bring content to mobile devices without the need for certain codecs (such as Flash and Silverlight) on the user's phone.
Yeah, eeh, I don't what phone you use but on the iPhone the Opera Mini browser is kind of weak. Confusing interface, bloated. Atomic Browser however is not bad.
More information: Betanews
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