Wednesday, February 4, 2004
Geekzone Reviews Access NetFront v3.1
Posted by Brad Adrian in "ARTICLE" @ 12:01 AM
Lots of times I've lamented the shortcomings of the native Pocket Internet Explorer (PIE), but I've never really learned enough about the other options that are out there. Geekzone has got all the information I need about one of the best PIE alternatives: Access Netfront v3.1.
"When I wrote the Pocket PC Browser Comparison article (March 2003) Access Netfront 3.0 was the best in the class web browser for Pocket PC OS 2002. The most direct competitor to Access Netfront was the Pocket Internet Explorer. With the release of the Windows Mobile 2003 OS Microsoft improved the built-in Pocket Internet Explorer, incorporating lots of features available on Netfront 3.0, including Cascade Style Sheets and better Javascript support (no Java though!).
"To catch up with the competition, Access Netfront 3.1 was just released, with two editions: Windows Mobile 2003 and Toshiba e800..."
This is a very thorough review. I'm what's known as a "visual learner," so I appreciate the 32(!) screenshots that are included. In fact, by the time I was done reading the review, I wanted to go out and grab a copy of Netfront for myself!
See what you think.
"When I wrote the Pocket PC Browser Comparison article (March 2003) Access Netfront 3.0 was the best in the class web browser for Pocket PC OS 2002. The most direct competitor to Access Netfront was the Pocket Internet Explorer. With the release of the Windows Mobile 2003 OS Microsoft improved the built-in Pocket Internet Explorer, incorporating lots of features available on Netfront 3.0, including Cascade Style Sheets and better Javascript support (no Java though!).
"To catch up with the competition, Access Netfront 3.1 was just released, with two editions: Windows Mobile 2003 and Toshiba e800..."
This is a very thorough review. I'm what's known as a "visual learner," so I appreciate the 32(!) screenshots that are included. In fact, by the time I was done reading the review, I wanted to go out and grab a copy of Netfront for myself!
See what you think.
