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One of my favorite alternate iPhone and iPad browsers, Dolphin�Browser, got an update today that brings an updated look, performance improvements and adds GottaBeMobile toe the Webine listings so you can read your favorite mobile technology blog in a prettier layout on your iOS devices.
The new Dolphin Browser v 3.0 is available for the iPhone and iPad in the app store today for free.
The revamped Dolphin Browser gives you a nicer looking landing page on the iPad and on both the iPad and iPhone you;ll see refinements to the Speed Dial and Webzine�components. While in the Webzine feature, you can customize your Webzines by category and once you have landed on your favorite topic, you?ll enjoy nicer looking text and photos thanks to a cleaned up design.�In the Webzine section, you can also read GottaBeMobile.com, which is a new addition to the Dolphin Webzine listings.
One of the reasons I like Dolphin for both the iOS devices and Android is that it offers extra functionality that makes the browsing experience more enjoyable. One of these features is the ability to set your user agent, which is a fancy way of saying that the Dolphin browser can trick webpages into giving you the full desktop version instead of the stripped down mobile version. This is especially handy on tablets.
Another nice feature is the ability to sync your bookmarks between the iPhone, iPad and Android, which was introduced back in November. This can already be done with iCloud between iOS devices, but if you have an Android phone and an iPad you?ll like this option.
Check out Dolphin Browser today for a better browsing experience.
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Josh is technology enthusiast who enjoys pushing new gadgets to their limits and helping the average user make informed choices about technology. Josh has had technology articles appear on WalletPop and MSNBC as well as coverage from CNN.Josh also teaches business technology courses and is the Editor at Notebooks.com. He uses a Galaxy Nexus and a iPhone 4S and his Tablet is an iPad 2.Follow Josh on Twitter @Josh_Smith or email him josh@notebooks.com. You can findJosh Smith on Google+
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