Minuet Browser - the ONLY standalone HTML browser

Minuet is a full HTML browser for all mobile devices, smartphones and
PDAs that support Java ME applications. This is the ONLY standalone
HTML browser for mobile phones (no middle-man server required!)

Key features include:

* Direct Web Site Connections - no middle-man servers, no
unwanted subscriptions, bottlenecks and security holes.
* Java-based Internet Security - robust server authentication and
data protection.
* Background Loading - read while loading other web pages.
* Web Caching - switch quickly between pages without reloading.
* Programmable Shortcuts - easy access to main control functions.
* Dynamic Memory Management - delete least recently viewed pages
for you when needed.
* Scrolling Bar - highlight and "click" items without a
mouse!
* Image Resizing - view big images in their original sizes (with
scrolling) or fit them to the display automatically.
* Smart Image Screening - block out unnecessary images to save
time and traffic.
* Multi-language Support - view sites in all languages, and
controls and menus in English,Chinese Simplified and
Chinese Traditional (device dependent).

Check out full product details at http://www.triprince.com and take
advantage of additional discounts when buying directly from
TriPrince.com!

On 23 Jun 2006 09:36:18 -0700, "triprince" <info@triprince.com> wrote:
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>Minuet is a full HTML browser for all mobile devices, smartphones and
>PDAs that support Java ME applications. This is the ONLY standalone
>HTML browser for mobile phones (no middle-man server required!)
<snip>

Here's another one [This info from PC Magazine online]

Opera has Opera Mini 2.0, a Java-based mobile Web browser. According
to Opera, you can use it on just about any phone that has been made in
the past five years, provided you have an appropriate data plan.
There are two ways to get Opera Mini 2.0: Either go to
http://mini.opera.com from your phone's WAP browser, where you can
click a link to download it, or send an SMS message to 96077.
In the latter case you'll receive a text message back with the tiny
applet attached.
Once you download and install Opera Mini 2.0 and place a check mark in
the end-user license agreement box, you're all set to go.

Haven't tried the links myself...
R. Dave Lambert
49.08°N -123.08°W

"TriPrince" <info@triprince.com> wrote in message
news:1151158576.848930.210580@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
>Opera Mini is NOT a standalone browser. It requires a "middle-man"
>server to work. Check their fine prints.

Pretty true, Opera server acts as a proxy - only a problem if you're
paranoid though.