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<p>Following my last post, this one will also be about Microsoft Browsers. However this one is for mobile devices. As a Windows Mobile 5 user, when surfing the web I get all freaked out because a lot of websites aren&#8217;t rendering properly on the PocketIE (most because of frames, flash and image-based layouts btw). Well microsoft is getting ready the solution for these problems: <a href="http://labs.live.com/Deepfish/">Microsoft Deepfish</a>.</p>

<p>Deepfish is a Windows Mobile browser in which content is displayed as in a desktop one, and then you can zoom, pan and cue map for quick navigation and browsing. It will also have new interesting features like ActiveX controls, <span class="caps">AJAX</span>, cookies, Javascript, and <span class="caps">HTTP</span> <span class="caps">POST</span> that will make webdevelopers like me truly happy.</p>

<p>After reading this, you surely are thinking the same I did: Microsoft is putting a full browser into mobile devices just like apple did with Safari for the iPhone and copying the same navigation style. I bet in a near future multi-touch <span class="caps">PDA</span> running WM6 will be released.</p>