Skyfire enters public beta
The mobile browser arena just got a little more competitive on Tuesday when the much-talked-about mobile browser Skyfire launched its public beta. Previously in private beta, the now public version opens up Skyfire to anyone in the US with a Windows mobile or a Nokia Nseries / Eseries S60 (3rd Edition) phone. Skyfire also received a version upgrade from 0.6 to 0.8 that features improved video streaming, faster page loading, the ability to download images and PDF files, and a redesign of the interface to incorporate more icons and less text. Best of all, Skyfire, unlike its competitors (cough, Opera Mobile) comes in at a nice price. It’s free!
It started out beautifully,and I was blown away. True desktop experience. But now its asking for my email and password and even after entering it correctly reseting it numerous times, it no longer works. I’ve even hard reset my phone and reinstalled it, and still nothing.
windows mobile = losers