Slashgear ran the browser on the dual core 800MHz A5 iPhone 4S against the latest and greatest Galaxy S2 with dual core 1.5GHz Qualcomm processor. Continue reading →

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Mozilla Drops Firefox 7 for Mac, Windows and Linux

Along side the release of Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, Apple drops Safari 5.1 which comes with an abundance of new features. Head over the jump to see what’s new in Safari 5.1… Continue reading →

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Opera Mini Gets Updated With New Look And iPad-Specific Interface [video] Post from: FSMdotCOM Opera Software today announced the launch of a redesigned version of its Opera Mini browser for iOS devices, bringing a fresh new look with an iPad-specific interface, enhanced performance, and new tools to improve the user experience on one of the most popular alternatives to Apple’s built-in Safari browser. Opera is available for free in the app store …

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Cydia Search: New Way To Search Cydia From Your Computer Post from: FSMdotCOM Searching for the perfect Jailbreak app in Cydia on the iPhone can be a frustratingly slow experience. Cydia Search eases your pain by allowing you to browse through the plethora of Cydia apps by category, repository or author, all from the comfort of a desktop browser. If you know what you’re looking for, you can search by name, description, author, version number or one of the many other search filters, which should make short work of finding what you’re looking for. Once you’ve located a package you’re interested in, you can check out who wrote it, the price, the current version, which repository it’s stored on, as well as view the actual Cydia entry as it would appear on an iPhone. While this isn’t the first implementation of a desktop Cydia interface – ModMyi also provides a  searchable front end for Cydia on the desktop — Cydia Search provides a fast, slick experience that’s well worth checking out. You can find Cydia Search here … [ via tuaw]

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Peaknet: iOS Browser Alternative Post from: FSMdotCOM Ever wish mobile Safari had a few little feature like a built in URL shortener? How about being able to set an actual home page? How about the ability to see web pages as a computer instead of loading a watered down mobile version of a site? Well, here’s a solution for you : PeakNet. It’s a new browser replacement app available for just $.99 in the app store, and packed with a whole lotta features: Easily set a home page from right in the app. Share links via Twitter, Facebook or E-mail. Link shortening. PC mode, which disables the mobile versions of sites. View some flash content, by following a link in the app. Bookmarks Using the app is as simple as any other browser. Just tap and go . All of the apps settings and features are easily accessible from right in the app. No need to go hunting for them, or to close the app to use any of the features. Some of the features are still a little on the buggy side. One issue we encountered was that we could never get it to save the home page after a reboot. And the iPad settings page doesn’t stay in landscape when accessing it. Other than needing some help in the UI department, not a bad app overall. Nice to see more universal apps in the app store even though we’re sticking to Mobile Safari because of the bookmark syncing. But we will keep PeakNet around for those few times that we need to view flash content. So if you’re looking for browser with a little social networking flair, PeakNet is available for $0.99 in the app store …  

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Browser Wars: LG Optimus 2X vs iPhone 4 [video] Post from: FSMdotCOM We’re happy to say, we love the fierce competition that other electronics companies are pushing onto Apple.

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Sleipnir: New Web Browser Brings Full Screen Experience On The iPhone And iPad [video] Post from: FSMdotCOM Billed as a “web browser with highly functional tab features,” Sleipnir Mobile’s tabbed browsing features a couple of fun characteristics. The “Flick Wipe” function allows users to very simply flick a tab (located along the bottom, not on top) off screen by pushing it down out of view

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It was no secret that the browser which allowed iPhone users to watch Flash video was making its way to the iPad, however it was unknown when this would occur.  Skyfire have now confirmed that the iPad version of their browser is with Apple for approval, so it could be out within days. Skyfire want the

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Firefox users who would prefer to have the full browser experience on their iPhones will be disappointed today, as Mozilla have said they’re not planning to develop such a thing.