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Iris free mobile web browser for Windows Mobile

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - February 15, 2008


We recently told you about Firefox's new mobile browser and now Torch Mobile has decided to enter the mobile browser arena. Torch Mobile has launched a new mobile web browser called Iris.

"The Iris Browser is an advanced, high-performance and versatile application that is specifically designed to function in resource-constrained environments. It brings the full Web experience to mobile phones, set-top boxes, mobile Internet devices, portable media players, Ultra-Mobile PCs and other embedded devices - in a fast and user-friendly manner."

Iris has the following features:

  • Customizable Interface
  • Touch Screen Control
  • Advanced HTML & CSS Support
  • Zoom & Tap Function
  • Multiple Windows and Tabs
  • Input Methods
  • Software mouse cursor
  • Special Effects
  • Rotating Devices
  • Advanced Security Features
  • Pop-Up Blockers
  • More



  • Related Links:
    Torch Mobile Web Site


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