Skyfire browser the trick to browse 100%

know there are many folks like me who are dying to try this revolutionary browser,some are waiting for confirmation email,some cant even register because they are non US resident.
after reading through the threads which were locked due to the registeration limit i decided to figure it out.and after trying two methods i wanted to share with you all.



1. get a US number that starts with +1 from yellow pages.doesnt matter if its a white house number.

2. you must have a valid email.

3.a symbian phone (3rd edtion ofcourse)

4. gnubox or joikuspot premium or a broadband connection on your pc.

5. get registerd at HTML Code: http://www.skyfire.com/register6.when you submit your registration you will be notified by sms and email.check your email for the download link and download the application.
remember that application will only work on your phone.forget the sms

here we are done with registration process,now get ready for the real stuff!!

HOW TO CONNECT
IF you have a WIFI phone then things are easy for you.just hook your phone to a lan connection.

folks who have non WIFI phone can use gnubox method.(no need to explain)just search around the forum how to do that.

If you have two WIFI phones then you can use the joikuspot premium method i.e. make one phone WIFI hot spot and browse from other.

Update: no need to do the wifi or ip trick,u can browse anyway u like,
And use any phone number u like weather it exist or not.

thanks for your time.
HAPPY BROWSING
sorry no screen shots you all know about this browser.
Some info for your interest of whats going on behind the scene.

Skyfire delivered pages in one third of the time it took Safari or Opera. It's because Skyfire cheats.Unmentioned in Laptop's piece is that the Skyfire browser actually shows you a page that has been pre-crunched by Skyfire's servers, so it's essentially showing you an image. And yeah, since the browser itself isn't doing any heavy lifting, it's going to fly. But stuff like text entry is annoying, since you have to input text, send that back to Skyfire, and then it comes back to you. Flash works the same way, but hey, at least it does flash. We're not really sure what's up withOpera Mobile9.5 taking twice as long as Safari to render a page.
see the skyfire in action
http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/b...bctid1392526688