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Skyfire Hits the 1 Million Mark, Adds Supports for More Devices

Skyfire has officially announced that the Flash enabled browser has reached over 1 million users. This feat puts the application in the top .02% of all applications in the Android Market. For those of you who haven’t received Adobe’s Flash support yet, you might want to look up Skyfire to enjoy Flash support on your handset.

Along with the announcement comes support for more devices. Skyfire is now compatible for the following devices:

  • HTC Evo 4G
  • HTC Droid Incredible
  • Motorola Droid X
  • Motorola Droid 2
  • Samsung Galaxy S devices
    • Samsung Epic 4G
    • Samsung Vibrant
    • Samsung Captivate
    • Samsung Fascinate
    • Samsung Galaxy S I9000

Head over to get.skyfire.com right now and get the latest version 2.3.2 right now for free or scan the QR code below or if browsing via your phone, simply search for “Skyfire” via the Android Market.

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Skyfire Notches One Million Downloads of its Android Mobile Browser with New Compatibility for Samsung Galaxy, Motorola Droid X, Droid 2 and HTC EVO 4G Handsets


Browser built for the social media generation quickly becomes one of the most popular apps on the Android Platform

Mountain View, Calif. – September 14, 2010 –Android users want the best of the Internet, which means all their favorite websites and videos. This is why now over one million consumers have downloaded mobile browser Skyfire that optimizes Flash video content and brings it to Android devices worldwide. Today Skyfire announces that it has become one of the most popular Android apps, placing it in the top .02 percent of all products in the Android Marketplace.
Additionally the company announces expanded availability to newer Android devices. . Now the browser works on popular Android devices such as the Samsung Galaxy, Samsung Epic, Motorola Droid X and Droid 2, HTC Incredible and EVO 4G. Skyfire works alongside the latest Android 2.2 update to ensure Flash video is always just a click away, regardless of network connectivity. For those with devices that do not have the Android 2.2 update (2.1 and below), Skyfire opens the door to millions of previously inaccessible Flash videos.
Skyfire for Android took mobile browsing to a new level with the addition of the SkyBarâ„¢, a cloud-enabled toolbar that lets users enjoy millions of videos previously unavailable on mobile, discover the latest buzz on any topic they browse, and easily share content to their social networks. The company has since released several updates that make the browser faster, smarter and data optimized.
Skyfire’s advanced cloud computing technology not only enables the features above, but also reduces mobile video data consumption by an average of 75 percent. According to a recent Cisco study, mobile video streaming is expected to increase by over 6000 percent by 2012. As consumers gain an optimized video streaming experience on mobile with Skyfire, mobile carriers are presented an opportunity to offload the impending mobile video data burden causing dropped calls and poor reception and clogged bandwith in major metropolitan areas.
Skyfire (2.3.2) for Android is available for download worldwide for free at get.skyfire.com.

About Skyfire:

Skyfire is the creator of the Skyfire mobile browser, and has a mission to enable the “full internet” including rich media on mobile phones. The browser won the Best Mobile Application-People’s Voice at the 2009 Webby Awards and was named a Top App of 2009 by the New York Times’ Gadgetwise. Skyfire is based in Mountain View, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley. For more information, visit www.skyfire.com, or follow Skyfire on Twitter attwitter.com/skyfire.