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Mobile browser developer SkyFire has seemingly done the impossible by getting its Flash video-capable web browser approved for Apple's App Store. [...]

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The app, called Skyfire, will download Flash videos through Skyfire's servers which will render and translate the video into HTML5, which is a Web standard [...]

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By BaCon on Wednesday, October 13, 2010 Thanks to CaTZ over at KOtoys who has posted some images of the Transformers Kabaya Ultra Magnus, SkyFire and Prowl [...]

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The web media-savvy Skyfire web browser has finally gotten real on the iPhone. This is great news for all you iPhone users who just can't live without [...]

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I hope all of you iPhone users interested in viewing Flash video on your phones took your chance to download Skyfire earlier today, because it looks like [...]

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The Skyfire 2.0 Mobile Browser has received Apple approval, according to CNNMoney. But Steve Jobs has already said he won't allow Flash near his hallowed [...]

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Meanwhile, iPhone and iPad users will finally be able to view Adobe Flash videos on websites after a new web browser, Skyfire, was released on the App Store [...]

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Now Skyfire is the new black, and it doesn't seem to have the same drawbacks that clobbered the other two. I seriously can't wait to get my hands on this. [...]

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Skyfire Web Browser, by Skyfire Labs, lets you browse the Web much like Mobile Safari, but its main appeal lies in its unique ability to display Flash [...]

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I'm happy to say that Skyfire will be in the iTunes app Store on Thursday 11/04/2010 for $2.99. This could be a big deal for fans of digital comics if you [...]

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Until now you've been out of luck, but an app from Skyfire could change that. Skyfire has been developing an app that brings Flash to the iPhone for several [...]

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Skyfire, the first iPhone browser that plays video designed for Adobe Flash Player, is announcing that they have sold out of inventory within five hours of [...]

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Skyfire Web Browser, by Skyfire Labs, lets you browse the Web much like Mobile Safari, but its main appeal lies in its unique ability to display Flash [...]

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The new web-browsing app, called Skyfire 2.0, is developed by Skyfire to run flash on your iPhone. However, it will only run flash videos, according to [...]

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The Skyfire browser iOS app, which converts Flash video to HTML5, "sold-out" after just 5 hours of availability, and a security flaw in the PayPal iPhone [...]

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The app - SkyFire – converts Flash videos into HTML5 on SkyFire's servers and are available on the iPhone after a short delay. SkyFire was set up in 2006 [...]

2 Nov 2010 Fortune's Michael Copeland talks to Skyfire CEO Jeff Glueck CNNMoney.com reports that a new iOS application from Skyfire that converts [...]

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3 Nov 2010 Trying to get a copy of the Skyfire browser for your iOS device? You may not have much luck, as the pseudo-Flash-capable browser has just. [...]

2 Nov 2010 Getting something like a browser through Apple's App Store approval process can be a nail-biting experience both for the developer and for [...]

Just over two months since Skyfire submitted its mobile browser to Apple for use on the iPhone, Apple has approved the application and made it available in the iPhone App Store. [...]

Use the Skyfire browser to play Flash content in iOS |► Congratulations, iOS device owners! You can officially view flash content on the web using the Skyfire web browser. This video will walk you through how this browser works and how [...]

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Skyfire, a California-based start-up company focused on mobile computing, has developed an iOS app that will allow iPhone and iPad users to view Flash video content on the web. The app has been approved by Apple according to a [...]

The Skyfire App ($2.99)is now available on iTunes. The app allows users to play Flash videos on their iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. The browser app appears to basically use a proxy to transcode Flash videos on a Webpage to iOS-firendly [...]