The folks behind the popular Dolphin web browser for Android recently expanded into two new areas: tablets and iOS. Now hot on the heels of the company’s first iPhone web browser and its first browser for Android tablets, Dolphin has launched a free iPad app. Dolphin Browser HD for the iPad has all the feature we’ve come to expect, including: Browser tabs which let you… Read more »

The developers behind the popular Dolphin HD web browser have launched a public beta of the next version of the browser. You can download Dolphin Browser HD v5.0 beta1 from the company’s website. The new browser has been in private beta testing for the last week or two, but now it’s available for anyone to download. SO what’s new in version 5.0? Support for folders… Read more »

Read It Later is a web service that offers exactly what the name suggests: a simple way to read something later. Say you find a news article, Wikipedia entry, or other article on the web that you want to read, but which you don’t have time for right now. You can use a Read It Later bookmarklet in your web browser to save the page… Read more »

Xmarks is a cross-platform bookmark synchronization service that lets you make sure you ensure you have the same bookmarks on your home and work PC. It supports Safari, Firefox, Google Chrome, and Internet Explorer. The basic service is free, but for $12 per year you can upgrade to a Pro account which also lets you use the company’s mobile apps for iOS and Android. The… Read more »

Dolphin Browser HD is one of the most impressive mobile browsers for Google Android 2.1 and up. It includes a staggering number of features, such as support for browser tabs, gesture-based commands, and browser add-ons. Version 2.3 of Dolphin Browser HD was released recently, and it includes a number of bug fixes and new features, including: You can now install the app to your SD… Read more »

One of the things setting the Dolphin HD web browser for Google Android apart from other mobile browsers was the built in support for downloading videos from YouTube. Well, it looks like you can cross that distinguishing feature off the list, because the folks behind the browser just removed the YouTube downloader. Apparently the company was getting pressure from Google — which owns online video… Read more »

The folks behind the popular Dolphin Browser for Google Android have seriously upped the game with the release of Dolphin Browse HD for Android 2.0 and up. The new browser is fast and supports multitouch pinch zoom, just like the default Android browser. But it has several features which make it really stand out. The first is support for add-ons, something you don’t see in… Read more »