Filed under: Windows Mobile, Microsoft, Browsers
First look at Internet Explorer Mobile 6 for Windows Mobile
The::unwired got a handful of screenshots of Internet Explorer Mobile 6. And it looks like a pretty major upgrade. First, you can choose between desktop and mobile browsing modes. In desktop mode the browser will squeeze full web pages onto your PDA or Smartphone's small screen. In mobile mode, you'll get the mobile version of any web page that's optimized for mobile browsers.
There's certainly still room for improvement. Full desktop mode on the iPhone version of Safari or on the Opera Mini web browser manages to squeeze large pages onto small screens without the need for scrollbars. Yet Internet Explorer Mobile 6 requires a bit of side to side scrolling action.
Internet Explorer Mobile 6 is expected to be available as a free upgrade for Windows Mobile 6.1 users soon. But if you just can't wait, you might want to check out the Skyfire web browser for Windows Mobile. It's available today and supports the desktop version of Flash, which means it can handle YouTube videos and other Flash content all within the browser.

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James said 2:51PM on 9-26-2008
Also, the Opera 9.5 beta is pretty good. It's a memory hog, and takes forever to load, but drag scrolling and double-tap zoom really make the experience fluid (once you get there)
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ob said 5:12PM on 9-26-2008
i personally like http://irisbrowser.com/ another free browser for wm
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ntw1103 said 6:16PM on 9-26-2008
Hey, Thanks for pointing out this browser. It is awesome. very quick. Also it lets you use a cursor, so it works well on hover menus.
Scott said 6:14PM on 9-26-2008
I've tried several, and always come back to the ANB Web Viewer: http://www.anbsoftware.co.uk/viewproduct.php?id=11
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Noel said 1:12PM on 9-29-2008
I don't see any reason why I shouldn't stick to opera. This is just wrong Microsoft......
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Sunil said 3:23PM on 10-03-2008
I really like http:www.skyfire.com. This thing is cool. I don't know how they do it, but it's blazing fast and I can actually watch hulu without a hitch while working out.
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gbg said 1:39PM on 10-06-2008
Thank you, this is great information!
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SAMER AJAM said 8:13AM on 10-22-2008
thank you
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Adam said 3:44PM on 11-12-2008
The new Opera Mini beta 4.2 i've been having fun with
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