CNET:

On Monday afternoon, Skyfire announced it would put a temporary halt on its alpha program for BlackBerry. The makers of a popular alternative mobile browser for Symbian and Windows Mobile phones pulled the private testing program when they discovered earlier today that a non-disclosure agreement had been broken and the program had been leaked.

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Tags: Symbian and Windows Mobile phones

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