We were big fans of Firefox right up to version 3 when it turned into a memory-hogging beast that sucked the RAM out of any system it found itself on.
Boldly describing itself as the, “most intelligent, playful and elegant mobile web browser,” the latest version of the Dolphin Browser HD seems to be living up to the hype, and has swiftly become our mobile browser of choice.
We’re tried out a veritable battalion of alternative browsers for our Android handsets over the years, but only one has recently emerged to stand at the very top of the pile: the Miren browser.
We got so fed up with Firefox getting slower and slower that we switched to Chrome, but Mozilla’s now gone on the offensive and pointing the blame at the developers of some plug ins.
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Mozilla has launched the final version of Firefox 4 for Android and is promising high speed downloading jinx for all.
If you’ve been feeling the love for the recently released Firefox 4 desktop browser, then steady your heart as Firefox 4 for Android and Maemo is now available as a release candidate.
Released on Monday, it looks like Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 9 is off to a flying start, with the company reporting that the new browser was downloaded 2.35 million times in the first 24 hours it was available.
Doing our best to forgive and forget the beastly browser creations that Microsoft has foisted upon us in the past, we thought we’d give their shiny new Internet Explorer 9 a spin.
With one of the longest press releases we’ve read in a long while, Microsoft has launched its next-generation desktop Web browser, Internet Explorer 9.
It became our de facto browser after Firefox crashed one time too often, and now Google’s Chrome browser has hit the giddy heights of version 9.
Google has been providing updates about their Chrome range of products, including news about the Chrome OS and the official announcement of the Chrome Web Store.
Mozilla has announced that the first Firefox 4 beta for mobile is now available and waiting your downloading pleasure.
We were a little miffed to receive an email from the Xmarks team today notifying us that they will be shutting down their free browser synchronisation services on January 10, 2011.
Billing itself as a browser built for the social media generation, the latest version of the Skyfire 2.0 beta app for Android is now available to download.
We’ve always enjoyed Google’s penchant for posting up topical Google logo designs, but today’s Google.com affair is a bit different to most.
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