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A few days ago I commented about the Celio Redfly adding support for BlackBerrys. I came across that bit of information first while researching to purchase a Celio RedFly myself and then while I’ve been …

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Iris, it’s not just a flower

Posted by Jack Cook on August 12, 2008 – 9:29 am
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torch The Iris Browser is an alternate choice for a mobile browser that you might like to try.  It comes with a built in screen capture tool, a virtual mouse that mimics a desktop mouse, has support for devices with rotating screens, and a built in pop-up blocker.  Iris has support for advanced HTML and CSS, as well as multiple windows and tabbed browsing. Iris has support for full screen browsing with movement around the web page via zoom and tap functionality.

This is a preview release and is a free download for Windows Mobile 5 and 6.

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  • But I do like the ability to zoom with finger gestures.

    "When you view a Web site, you're looking at the full page that is shrunk down to fit the size of your display. Nothing is missing. You can focus on what interests you by tapping on the screen and zooming into specific sections of the page."
  • Slow to load .... and it froze a few times but I think it has promise. We will see what the next version brings.

    Will I still use it? I'll play around with it but it won't be my go to browser yet.
  • patrickem
    Works better than anything else out there other than opera mini. Better than opera beta and way better than skyfire, skyfire is the slowest browser I have ever seen.
  • To be fair it didn't do anything nasty to my Kaiser... it was just slow and clunky.
  • Julie
    Thanks Jay & PsionAndy for being the guinea pigs. I was interested, but now I'll just hold off... i had a bad experience, similar to your, with minimo and I'm glad tobe spared from another bad experience.
  • eeeewwwwgghhh.... it's slow, clunky and horrible... Opera Beta is soooo much faster and does a better job of rendering pages
  • Jay Donovan
    I had a lot of problems with it. it typically killed my device and I would have to reboot the BlackJack II. But that was 3 months ago or so. Is the a new release?
  • Steve Laser
    Great post Jack. Has anyone else tried this one? I found the Opera Beta to be way to slow. I want something more snappy. Thanks.
  • Forge42
    I just tried it out... so far, I think it's pretty sweet.
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