The web on your phone with Skyfire

The only mobile browser to support all Web 2.0 technologies including full Flash, Ajax,
Quicktime and more, Skyfire has been bringing the full PC Web to US mobile users on the go
since launching in February of 2008. Now with Skyfire, Canadians will be able to access
the exact same Web that they usually see from a desktop right on their Windows Mobile
or Symbian S60 Smartphones.

With Skyfire, Canadians can fully experience some of the country’s most popular sites, like CBC, (www.cbc.ca), Facebook (www.facebook.com), NHL (www.nhl.com) or even YouTube (www.ca.youtube.com).

“Skyfire users love being able to browse media rich sites like MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, and ESPN,” said CMO Adam Sexton, “Our users prove that with Skyfire, mobile web browsing is very similar to PC Web browsing. We are pleased to bring Skyfire to Canada so that users there can use their mobile phones to visit sites that take
full advantage of everything Web 2.0 has to offer.”

About Skyfire
Skyfire is the creator of the Skyfire mobile browser, which extends the PC Web to mobile phones so users can experience the mobile Web exactly like they do on their PCs. The company was founded in 2006 by Nitin Bhandari and Erik Swenson, who serve as CEO and CTO, respectively. Skyfire is backed by Lightspeed Venture
Partners, Trinity Ventures and Matrix Partners.

Skyfire is currently in open beta on the Symbian S60 and Windows Mobile platforms and available as a free download at Skyfire