Articles Tagged ‘Skyfire’
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Behold The Omnibar And Marvel At The Touch Glow In Skyfire Web Browser For iPad
BY Aldrin Calimlim on Sun March 31st, 2013
The popular Flash-enabled video browser app Skyfire Web Browser for iPad has recently undergone a major version refresh.
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Skyfire 5.0 Brings Built-In Toolbar Extensions To The iPad
BY Brent Dirks on Mon December 17th, 2012
With Skyfire Horizon, users can add a number of toolbar extensions to the popular third-party browser.
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The Best New And Updated Apps Of The Week
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Sun March 18th, 2012
We've compiled the best new and updated apps for the week. Can you guess which one was the BEST?
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Skyfire For iPad Update Features Ability For Multiple Accounts
BY Brent Dirks on Thu March 15th, 2012
Skyfire has updated its iPad version with a great feature to help users who share their tablet.
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AppAdvice Daily: Skyfire Releases New App, Plus Learn How To Fold Some Love Into Your Dollars!
BY Robin Rhys on Fri July 29th, 2011
Could Apple be thinking about buying Barnes & Noble? Skyfire has released a new app that let's you use Safari, and view Flash videos. Plus we have more price drops, and a must have download.
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Skyfire Launches New App - Skyfire VideoQ: View Flash Videos You Discover In Safari For iOS
BY Joe White on Fri July 29th, 2011
Skyfire has recently released a new, universal iOS application that allows users to watch Flash videos they encounter in Safari for iOS. The application, Skyfire VideoQ, is currently available to download in the App Store for $1.99.
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Skyfire 3.0 For iPhone: More Video, More Social, More Searchable
BY Joe White on Thu March 03rd, 2011
Skyfire Web Browser for iPhone ($2.99) has just received a major update. Now, users of the app can enjoy version 3.0, which brings support for Flash video from more websites, and more advanced social network integration.
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Skyfire For iPad Is Now Available For $4.99
BY Joe White on Thu December 23rd, 2010
Skyfire for iPad is now available to purchase in the App Store for $4.99. The web browser, which is already available for the iPhone, allows iOS fans to interact with Flash content on their mobile device. Read on to find out more ...
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Video: SkyFire For iPad Gets Demoed - To Be Released By Christmas
BY Alexander Vaughn on Fri December 17th, 2010
After its great success on the iPhone, Skyfire, the alternative iOS browser that allows you to watch Flash videos of all kind directly on your iDevice is now on its way to the iPad.
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Skyfire Web Browser Now Available In France, Germany And Italy
BY Joe White on Fri December 03rd, 2010
The popular Flash-enabled iOS browser, Skyfire Web Browser, is now available in France, Germany and Italy. Read on to find out more ...
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Skyfire Updated - Adds Twitter Quickview, And Better Sharing
BY Joe White on Tue November 23rd, 2010
The popular Flash-enabled iOS browser, Skyfire Web Browser, has recently been updated (to version 2.1.0). Now, Skyfire users can enjoy Twitter Quickview, along with better sharing options ...
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Skyfire Is Being Optimized For iPad - Will You Wait?
BY Tim Chaten on Wed November 10th, 2010
The developers of the popular app; Skyfire have announced that they are working on an iPad app to allow you to watch flash content on your 9.7" screen. A recent tweet from @Skyfire has told users to consider waiting until the app is optimized for the iPad before purchasing it.
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Select Flash Content Comes To The iPad With iSwifter
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon November 08th, 2010
First came the SkyFire mobile web browser. Now, the iSwifter app has been released. It also brings Flash content to the iPad. But, it is not an "all in one" Flash solution. Rather, look at it as a baby step for future Flash/Apple iDevice integration. Read more...
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Appisode 214: Skyfire, Fruit Ninja Arcade And A Chance To Win
BY Robin Rhys on Fri November 05th, 2010
Skyfire is the amazing Flash playing disappearing, reappearing browser. Fruit Ninja Arcade Mode is extremely addictive. And myPhoneDesktop will have you jumping at the chance to win a free download. We have all this and more on today's AppAdvice Daily.
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Skyfire Is Back On The App Store For A Limited Time
BY Alexander Vaughn on Fri November 05th, 2010
A few quick words to notify those of you who've been wanting to try Skyfire. The latest Flash-enabling App Store sensation, is now back on the Store for a very limited time.
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Skyfire Sells Out - Will Return
BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu November 04th, 2010
A quick heads up to notify everyone that Skyfire, the flash-enabled browser that hit the App Store yesterday, is no longer available for download. Before you send Steve another hate mail about it, let me stop you right there.
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Skyfire Now Available: Browse Flash-Packed Sites In Style On Your iPhone
BY Joe White on Wed November 03rd, 2010
Skyfire Web Browser, the Flash-enabled iOS browser for iPhone, has just hit the App Store. How does it handle Flash videos? Read on to find out...
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Apple Approves SkyFire Flash-Enabled Browser For iOS
BY Alexander Vaughn on Tue November 02nd, 2010
Wow, good news folks! Apple has opened up its App Store a bit more today, and has approved the SkyFire iOS browser.
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Skyfire Flash-Enabled iOS Browser Now Awaiting Approval: Video Preview & Details
BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu September 02nd, 2010
The folks over at Skyfire, as rumored, just submitted to Apple (last night) their new Flash-enabled browser. Now we finally have some details on the awesome features it will be bringing us.
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Rumor: Flash-Enabled Mobile Browser SkyFire To Hit The App Store Shortly
BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu August 26th, 2010
We've told you a while ago already that the developers of SkyFire, the Flash-enabled mobile browser mostly known on other smartphone platforms, had begun working on an iOS app shortly after the Opera Mini approval. Well, it's apparently around the corner.
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