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Opera Mini 4 beta launched; seems inspired by Microsoft?s Deepfish
2007-07-02 09:31:00 If you have a mobile and use GPRS, then you surely know, what is Opera Mini. For those who don’t know, it is the so called ‘best’ available browser for mobiles even of Java platform which helps you to visit all websites on the small screen of your mobile using what they call the ...
Deepfish Talk
2007-04-02 22:11:00 Deepfish, mobile web browser from Microsoft, has been presented by Live Labs. Due to zoom-able interface you can view web pages "as-were-designed" as well as on desktops. From SEO Freelancer point of view, I would like to emphasize that unfortunately 'Currently, the technology preview does not support ActiveX controls, AJAX, cookies, Javascript, and HTTP POST'. So about what web based mobile browser experience Deepfish can talk?
By: SEO Freelancer
Good Morning to Microsoft Deepfish!
2007-04-02 09:29:00 Net browsers for the smaller devices have always been a pain. Whether its Opera Mobile or Microsoft Internet explorer the pain continues.Deepfish technology (a Microsoft product) isn't really a browser, it's a browser feature. But it's a feature that Microsoft's Pocket Internet Explorer desperately needs.Microsoft announced Deepfish on Wednesday, and the company is being a bit cagy about it. According to them, it's a "new mobile technology ... designed to offer mobile users quick and convenient Web browsing." It's a solution to a real need: relatively few Web sites create special versions for mobile phones and PDAs, and desktop sites often look awful in Microsoft's Pocket Internet Explorer.I was among the first few in India who got GPRS activated (free trial thanks to orange mumbai)and used to check sites using my nokia 6600. It was terrible. I needed to scroll painstakingly and it often irrated and took the hell out of me. I then heard about this Deepfish thing and tested i...
By: Format N Reload
Hands-on With Deepfish
2007-04-01 05:12:00 Microsoft’s Deepfish technology isn’t really a browser, it’s a browser feature. But it’s a feature that Microsoft’s Pocket Internet Explorer desperately needs. Microsoft announced Deepfish on Wednesday, and the company is being a bit cagy about it. According to them, it’s a “new mobile technology … designed to offer mobile users quick and convenient Web browsing.” ...
By: TechJunction
Microsoft announces a new mobile web browser: Deepfish!
2007-03-31 17:59:00 Microsoft Live labs puts down an interesting view on mobile browsing today with a preview of their mobile browsing interface,Deepfish. Deepfish is designed to give users a far better browsing experience then previously possible. With the Deepfish you can see an entire web page on your Windows Mobile screen and then zoom ...
Deepfish per Windows Mobile mostra il Web come su un PC, proprio come Safar
2007-03-31 02:10:00 Ci siamo, la direzione ormai è presa. L’iPhone integra Safari, un browser che permette di visualizzare pagine Web complete, così come le vedreste su un PC o Mac e permettere una lettura confortevole zoommando sui contenuti con un tocco (qui una demo). Sui palmari e PDA-phone Windows Mobile arriva ora il progetto Deepfish, ancora in ...
By: Voipblog.it
Microsoft Launches DeepFish Mobile Web Browser
2007-03-30 23:55:00 Finally Microsoft introduces its First Mobile Web Browser called DeepFish created by the Microsoft Live Labs. Though there are lots of Mobile Web Browsers available in the market the main purpose of DeepFish was to bring Computer-Quality Webpage viewing to the Mobile world. It is a very known fact that the Mobile Browsers often distort and ...
By: Sizlopedia
Microsoft releases "Deepfish" browser for Windows Mobile
2007-03-30 12:47:00 Nothing, and we mean nothing, can distract us from sleep like a new and cool bit of software and a bit of spare time late in the evening. Microsoft's Live Labs threw down an interesting take on mobile browsing today with a technology preview of their new mobile browsing interface, Deepfish. The Deepfish gimmick is the ability to see an entire web page on your Windows Mobile screen and then zoom in on the bits that you want to read, click, and the like. The software takes a screenshot of the webpage and uses it as a map; the rub here is that because of this approach, no dynamic content is supported. The controls are dead simple: hit the joystick on your Windows Mobile device to bring up a small gray focus window, move it where you like, hit it once more and bam! Zoomed. Poking the joystick again displays an arrow to tackle the clickable elements on the page and fill in forms. A fun first effort, and only Microsoft knows where it may end up, so hit the link to download a copy, but h...
By: Attuworld
Deepfish: navegador de Microsoft para Smartphones
2007-03-30 00:33:00 Hoy es un día importante para los usuarios de Smartphones, puesto a que Microsoft, a un mes de haber anunciado el nuevo Windows Mobile 6 para este año, hoy nos muestra su nuevo navegador, que hará del mobile browsing, una delicia. Me refiero a Deepfish, para Windows Mobile, el que en un primer lugar, realiza ...
By: TecnoSquad
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