Articles Tagged ‘atomic web browser’
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Mr. Reader Challenges Reeder App With Huge Update
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon May 02nd, 2011
One of the more recent Google Reader apps for the iPad has received its first significant update. Mr. Reader by Oliver Fürniß includes new features, improvements, and a few bug fixes too as it transitions to Version 1.1.
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The Best iPhone Apps Of The Week
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Sat April 16th, 2011
Music, gaming, and video-making apps highlighted the last week. Here are what we consider the Top 10 for April 10-16, 2011. App Advice’s iPhone Of The Week - Viddy Toy photo apps are certainly in
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Atomic Web Browser's Return Is Accompanied By A Significant Update
BY Casey Tschida on Mon March 14th, 2011
After a brief disappearance following guideline violations, RichTech's Atomic Web Browser returns to the App Store via an update. Atomic Web Browser v5.5 adds enhancements to autofill, tab management, privacy, search, and more.
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Opera Browser For The iPad Set For Release
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu February 17th, 2011
Tired of using mobile Safari on the iPad? Looking for another way to browse the web on your iDevice? We’ve got big news for you.
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Atomic Web Browser Updated With Download Manager, AirPrint Support, And More
BY Casey Tschida on Sat January 15th, 2011
In an attempt to prove third party browsers have the ability to offer a wealth of features to customers, the latest version of RichTech's Atomic Web Browser adds a download and file manager, support for AirPrint wireless printing, improved web page archiving, improved tab handling, and more.
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Atomic Web Browser Goes 4.0: Adds Video Output, New Gesture, And Plenty More
BY Casey Tschida on Sat November 20th, 2010
As the mobile web browser wars rage on, developers need to continue improving and adding features to not only win over Safari uses but their competition. Atomic Web Browser already contained some of the most sought after features like tabs, full screen mode, and in-page searching, but what else does RichTech's offering provide?
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