Free Iris Web Browser for Windows Mobile Now Out of Beta

Torch Mobile has launched the first full version of its Iris Browser, a free web browser for Windows Mobile that is based on the WebKit rendering engine.

This application has been available as a beta for some time, but its developers promise that version 1.1.3 offers a number of enhancements, including big performance gains, support for the Flash Lite ActiveX control, reduced memory usage, preliminary RSS and SVG support, the highest Acid3 score of any shipping mobile browser, and HTC accelerometer support.

After version 1.1.0 was released last week, users of the HTC Touch Pro/AT&T Fuze and Touch Diamond ran into problems with it. Torch Mobile says that 1.1.3 takes care of some, but not all, of these.

More About Iris Browser
Iris aims to bring the full Web experience to mobile phones. It uses the WebKit rendering engine, and offers Advanced HTML and CSS support

Other features include:

• Zoom and Tap page navigation
• Multiple windows and tabs
• Software mouse cursor
• Advanced security features
• Pop-Up blockers
• and more

This browser is currently available for free.

For more information and to download Iris Browser for Windows Mobile, visit the Torch Mobile web site.