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Moving on… anyone one of us lucky enough to have experience the iPhone or its sibling the iPod Touch can attest to the fact that Apple got the web experience right on with those devices. The Mobile Safari web browser is simply amazing and does things so well, you sometimes forget that it is indeed a Mobile Web Browser. Really, the mobile web experience on the iPhone OS is second to none… until now. Meet the Pre’s browser. Now this is truly fast, intuitive, full-featured web browsing and what all of us smartphone users have been clamoring for. (Especially those on Windows Mobile. I kid, I kid. Okay, maybe not)

When you tap on the Web icon in the Launcher, the Web browser comes up, showing you an input bar when you’d type in a web address or a search query. As you can see, your bookmarks are hanging out as thumbnails in the background as you type.

What you get is the full HTML version of the page. No mobile watered down version… no. You get all of it. Lightning fast and incredibly accurate to form.

A quick double tab at any area on the page and you’ve zoomed in for a closer look.

Your application menu, which you can access by tapping “Web” up at the top left corner, gives you the standard options you would expect but worth noting is that “Add to Launcher” command in the “Page” sub-menu. Yes, you can add a web page right to your Launcher with the rest of your apps.

Tapping on “Preferences” in the application menu will give this:

Now back to your web page… say you want to bookmark this page because it is infinitely interesting and the hottest thing since sliced bread… well, from the application menu just tap “Add Bookmark”and this page will pop up:

And after you tap the “Add Bookmark” button, a thumbnail of your page will show up among your other bookmarks, like this:

Safari, you have met your match!

Also worth noting is that you can keep several of these Web Browser cards open at once, so feel free to surf as much as you’d like without having to close the page you’re on! Just open another card, right from the application menu and your other page will remain open! I believe they call that multi-tasking, in case any iPhone owners were wondering. I kid but you know I love you guys… and your iPhones. After all, I’m an Apple fanboy too.