Dolphin Browser

The Chinese developer of Dolphin, a popular web browser for Android and iOS, has sold a 51 percent stake for US$91 million.

When it comes to smartphones, many people have their preferred selection of apps that they download when first setting up a new phone. But one thing that people tend to

Back in June, China-based Dolphin Browser teased us with hints that it would expand to Southeast Asian countries soon, and it has finally made its move today with its entry into Indonesia.

Remember the useful tool from our Startup Arena contest last year that creates links out of certain text in a browser? It’s called Phroni. Having been available for a while

Sino-US startup Dolphin Browser has reached 80 million installs around the world for its iOS and Android browser. Today, Dolphin is also being bumped up to version 10 on Android

Dolphin Browser took the Android world by storm and achieved 50 million downloads in two years. “It’s much more than 50 million now,” reveals Edith Yeung, Dolphin Browser’s head of

Dolphin Browser, a popular mobile browser with over 50M downloads and more than 10M installs on Android, is looking to Southeast Asia as its next big market. The company is

The Chinese province of Sichuan (sometimes still referred to in the anachronistic spelling “Szechwan”) is home to the country’s spiciest food. And these days, despite being far from the tech

The Chinese province of Sichuan (sometimes still referred to in the anachronistic spelling “Szechwan”) is home to the country’s spiciest food. And these days, despite being far from the tech

The Chinese-made Dolphin Browser could be on course for a second, major round of funding, according to rumors on Chinese tech blogs. Word is that an unnamed contact at Mobotap,