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Forums Forum BlackBerry OS Phone Forums More BlackBerry Phones BlackBerry Storm Series 75 Has anyone seen this in the forums anywhere, ive searched with no luck ....i read this on The Blackberry Storm Blog | The Best Place for Storm Users | Download Storm Software, Games and Themes Skyfire Coming For The Blackberry Storm: Browse The Full Web! Even YouTube Videos and More! July 2, 2009 by Edward Umana Filed under Blackberry Storm Software Leave a Comment skyfire blackberryThose of you Storm users that also use a Symbian or Windows Mobile device, probably miss the awesome Skyfire web browser for your Blackberry Storm. (By the way, if you have a Symbian or WinMo device go to get.skyfire.com to try it out if you havent already) But there are good news! Skyfire is coming for Blackberry devices very soon! And what is Skyfire? Skyfire is my favorite application for my Nokia devices, with Skyfire I can browse the full web on my device. For example, when you go to the desktop version of YouTube.com with your Blackberry Storm, you can�t watch any video, but with Skyfire this changes! You can now watch any video, every content, music, picture on the web with your Blackberry Storm, that you can�t see with the native BB Browser. Unfortunately, Skyfire is still in Alpha for Blackberry, meaning that there is no public version available at the moment. However, Skyfire officially announced that their web browser would be available for Blackberry devices later this year. We will let you know when it goes out! Via: Crackberry 07-07-09 06:17 AM 27 This and Skype are important applications I am waiting for long time... 07-07-09 06:26 AM 75 do you think it will be available for 4.7 storms or for the Storm 2, not sure if it will be running 5.0 07-07-09 06:31 AM 35 This is something I look forward to! Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com 07-07-09 07:35 AM 1,704 please please please please 07-07-09 08:44 AM 875 There are some folks on this forum who are particiapting in the Alpha/Closed Beta. From what they've indicated I believe it will work on the current Storm when it moves into a Public Beta (allegedly late summer to fall). 07-07-09 08:56 AM 23 I can't wait. I have been waiting for this for a while. There are multiple sites I would like to visit on my mobile phone that I can not on Bolt, BB browser, or Opera Mini. Come on Skyfire. 07-07-09 10:06 AM 1,349 end of summer release date 07-07-09 10:15 AM 73 This will stop me from jumping on android or winmo bandwagon...I have to have flash. Rim should throw them a check. Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com 07-14-09 08:45 AM 393 Originally Posted by TerribL T 913 This will stop me from jumping on android or winmo bandwagon...I have to have flash. Rim should throw them a check. Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com In my opinion, if that is the only thing

Let’s face it: The Android browser isn’t perfect. While performance is improving with each update (Android 2.2, in particular, boosted the speed of the browser with a new Javascript engine), it’s a fairly bare-bones browser compared with some of the others available in the Android Market. Then there’s also the great Flash divide: Devices upgraded to Android 2.2 (Froyo) can support Flash 10.1 content, but unfortunately not all Android devices have received this upgrade (the Samsung Galaxy S phones, for example). Luckily, quite a few third-party browsers are available. These browsers are feature-loaded and a few even support some versions of Flash. Four in particular stand out from the crowd: Skyfire 2.0, Dolphin HD, Opera Mini, and Mozilla Fennec (also known as Firefox Mobile). We took an in-depth look at these four browsers and found strengths and weaknesses in each. We also measured their page-load speeds, and compared them with those of the stock browsers in Android 2.1 and Android 2.2. Are any of these third-party browsers in the Android Market better, and faster, than the stock Android browsers? How do these alternative browsers stack up to the stock ones? Are they worth downloading? Read on to find out. Skyfire 2.0 Skyfire 2.0 is notable in that it emphasizes support for Web videos, even on devices that don’t have Flash (the Adobe technology that powers most streaming video). To accomplish this, Skyfire transcodes the videos on its own Web servers and serves them to the phone in an Android-compatible format. The feature works well for many, but not all, Web videos. It’s a dramatic improvement over the stock browser’s video playback–especially for the many devices in the wild that don’t yet have Android 2.2, which has Flash support baked in. Skyfire processes Flash video at its servers, then sends the stream to the browser in a compatible format. Skyfire also lets your phone pose as a full-sized PC, so that you can access full desktop-optimized Websites if you choose. One of the frustrating things about the stock Android browser is that many sites will serve it a dumbed-down, mobile-optimized page that lacks the interactive features of the regular page available in a desktop browser. Although the stock Android browser can open multiple windows, its interface doesn’t allow you to navigate between them easily. Skyfire puts a button on the toolbar to simplify window navigation. This browser also has a file download manager that allows you to view your download progress, see a list of your recently downloaded files, and click to open any one of them. Despite all its cool functionality, we were left with some questions about Skyfire’s stability. Skyfire 2.0 was the only browser that crashed during testing. Dolphin HD Dolphin HD’s gesture-based commands for your device’s touchscreen let you interact with the browser more quickly. Dolphin HD appears to draw a lot of inspiration from Mozilla’s popular desktop-based Firefox Web browser. Like Firefox, Dolphin HD has a tabbed interface and can install add-ons that extend functionality. Forty-two

Keeping you from moving to android or winmo, you truly do not understand the piece of equipment in your possession. 07-14-09 09:12 AM 31,464 It should work on the current Storm, but I suspect the initial release will not be Storm (or touch screen) optimized, as they are currently only testing on the Bold. Rumor has it, that the bold version works on the 8900 & Tour also. It COULD/SHOULD also work on the Storm, but will probably be similar to Opera & Bolt and that is NOT made for touch screen. HOWEVER since they do make a touch friendly version for Symbian & Winmo, we can expect one for the Storm (and future touch BBs) 07-14-09 02:07 PM 195 When i read what he wrote I do not see anything new other then him assuming it will work on the storm. Where is a post truely confirming that they are making a version that is storm compatiable, it simply reads off the same old news that its in alpha and its coming at some point. No true mention of it truly being made for the storm. After i posted this i looked at the post again...they posted that based off a crackberry article from april, and never once was there a mention of storm. People and there assumptions..... this is the article it links back too Skyfire (Alpha) For BlackBerry | CrackBerry.com Last edited by mentalcase87; 07-14-09 at 02:51 PM. 07-14-09 02:48 PM 460 I tried to sign up for the alpha, but they said they weren't designing for the Storm yet, just Bold. So i was denied. They said this: Thanks for your email about our BlackBerry Alpha program. We are kick starting our alpha on the BlackBerry Bold only and inviting a limited number of participants. We plan to expand the BlackBerry Alpha program to the BlackBerry Curve, Pearl and 8830. Our current BlackBerry Alpha plans are to support these four models. We appreciate all of the BlackBerry users ready for a Skyfire browsing experience. We’re working hard to deliver that. Stay tuned. Thanks,Skyfire Support Skyfire: Free mobile browser. The PC web on your phone. Real fast. 07-14-09 03:29 PM 9 Originally Posted by 077340-9 This and Skype are important applications I am waiting for long time... check out iskoot.com I have been using this app for about a year. I have been calling overseas with my Storm using iskoot for skype. 07-17-09 06:54 PM Forum BlackBerry OS Phone Forums More BlackBerry Phones BlackBerry Storm Series SkyFire for the Storm LINK TO POST COPIED TO CLIPBOARD All times are GMT -5. The time now is 10:16 PM.

In an average 11.3 seconds–a full 7.2 seconds faster than its predecessor in Android 2.1. Speed Results: Cached Pages In our tests loading saved or cached pages, the order from fastest to slowest changed somewhat. The Opera browser proved fastest here, needing an average of 6.1 seconds to load the test pages. Skyfire and Dolphin HD came in second and third, with times of 7.9 and 11.1 seconds, respectively. Again, Fennec came in last place, with an average speed of 15.7 seconds. The Android 2.2 stock browser didn’t load cached pages quite as fast its Android 2.1 predecessor. The 2.2 browser loaded cached pages in 7.8 seconds on average, while the 2.1 browser loaded them in 7.5 seconds on average. Conclusion Granted, we’re talking here about differences of seconds. But when you’re moving at Web speed, waiting for pages to load, seconds can seem like hours. It’s up to you to decide the importance of browser speed: Will you notice whether a browser is taking 23.8 seconds to load a live page (Fennec’s average) or 11.3 seconds (the Android 2.2 browser average)? Beyond that, picking a browser really comes down to the extra features. The relative importance of such features depends largely on when, where, and how you do your mobile browsing. If you find yourself browsing in poor coverage environments, Opera Mini might work the best for you. If cell coverage isn’t an issue for you, and if you’re into plug-ins and like the idea of controlling the browser with gesture controls, Dolphin HD may be the answer for you, despite its somewhat slower page load speeds. If watching Flash video is high on your list, Skyfire appears to be an obvious answer in a pre-Android 2.2 world. And Skyfire’s page load speeds are impressive. All three of these third-party browsers have carved out their niche versus the stock Android browser, making them worth the download for some users. That’s the beauty of Android: You have options, and you’re not stuck with just one browser. But out of the three, we pick Skyfire as the best third-party browser overall, due to its fast page-load speeds, extensive features, and video support. In its current state, we can’t yet recommend Mozilla’s Fennec, but it has potential, and we’re interested in testing it again after it has had more updates. And, of course, many users will be absolutely fine with the Android 2.1 stock browser–an elegant browser to be sure–and even better off with the Flash-supporting Android 2.2 browser as it becomes available on more devices.