Nothing eases the transition from desktop to mobile quite like having easy access to your desktop Web browsing profile. Whether you’re using Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, or Opera, there’s usually a way to keep handy bits like your favorites synced up between your mobile device and your desktop. Firefox, of course, syncs neatly with its diminutive mobile sibling and with the Firefox Home… Read more »

Maxthon has posted an updated version of its Android Web browser over at the xda-developer forums. The default Maxthon themes have been slightly recolored, but it’s below the surface that the most important change has been made. Maxthon now supports pinch-to-zoom, which was one of the few critical pieces of functionality the browser was missing. The browser’s rendering and synchronization engines have gotten a speed… Read more »

Browser+ is a new app for Windows Phone 7 which relies on the same basic rendering engine as the mobile version of Internet Explorer, but it offers a couple of different features. For instance, it supports browser tabs which let you open multiple windows by tapping a Plus icon at the top of the screen and switch between tabs the same way you would with… Read more »

One of the biggest improvements in the upcoming BlackBerry 6 mobile operating system is the new and improved BlackBerry web browser. The new browser is based on Webkit, like the browsers for iOS and Android devices. And we’ve gotten a few glimpses of the browser in action over the last few months. But now the folks at Research in Motion have posted a detailed description… Read more »

There are generally two ways to zoom in and out of web pages and images on Google Android devices: You can use two fingers to pinch and zoom or double tap with a single finger to zoom. The xScope web browser offers a third way. Double tap, hold, and drag your finger left and right to zoom in and out. It may sound like a… Read more »

SPIDERSS is a web browser for Google Android that includes built-in RSS reader and integration with Facebook and Twitter for getting the latest updates from your friends — or sharing links to web pages via social networks, email, or SMS. The browser is still in public beta, and to be honest, it’s kind of overly complicated. For instance, in order to enter a URL, bookmark… Read more »