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Windows powered smartphones are remarkable and highly functional devices. They can do just about anything a high-end Pocket PC can do with the proper software installed. The new 2nd generation smartphones, such as the excellent Audiovox SMT5600, includes a full web browser capable of displaying just about any page on the web. However, surfing the web on such a small screen can be quite unpleasant. Most users, like myself, use this feature for light surfing, especially when using the carriers own data services. Thankfully, there is a company dedicated to providing the best possible browsing experience for all you surf addicts out there. We previously gave you a glimpse of their first release back when we looked at the Motorola MPX200. The browser certainly had its advantages over Pocket IE, but still had a few issues. Fortunately, Bitstream has just released their latest version, Thunderhawk 2.0, which has addressed these issues and much more. Today, I'll briefly show you why this is certainly the best option for surfing the web on these tiny devices.

Direct Link: http://www.extrememhz.com/thawk20.shtml

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