Even on the 4.3" screen of HTC Evo, most web browser apps try to cram too much into too little space. Toolbars, themes and color schemes - why all the clutter? Miren Browser lets you make the most of your screen without sacrificing features. It's got the multitouch pinch-to-zoom, multi-language options and Flash support that you expect in a well-equipped Android Internet browser app, but the simple design means you really see the web page you want to see, not a screen full of controls.
The quick toggle between full-screen browsing and URL entry mode means you don't lose real estate to a tool bar, and the gesture swipe to move forward and back in your visited pages eliminates the need for even more buttons. The buttons you do see are semi-transparent, keeping the overall look clean and unobtrusive. Tabbed browsing is a must in any Android browser, and Miren includes a convenient option to open links in a separate tab.
The latest update to this app includes some power-saving tweaks and a desktop widget for your RSS feeds and other bookmarks. The widget mirrors the simple interface of the browser.
With its combination of minimalist design and power-packed functionality, Miren is quickly becoming Android browser of choice.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
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- Google Android becomes top smartphone platform
 - Google to launch Android 3.0 'Honeycomb' soon
 - Miren is fast and functional Android Browser
 - Apple releases iTunes 10.1.2
 - Microsoft sells 2 million units of Windows Phone 7...
 - Google co-founder Larry Page to take over as CEO
 - Samsung Galaxy 4G coming on T-Mobile
 - Android-powered T-Mobile Sidekick to comeback
 - YouTube mobile video viewing 200 million a day
 - HP to bring a webOS tablet next month
 - LG announces LW6500 Cinema 3D TV
 - HP reveals Fusion Netbook with LTE
 
 
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