The Pogo 3D Web Browser – I’ve been invited

I’ve been invited to Project Pogo Limited Beta Program, by AT&T, to test out the private beta of New Pogo 3D Web Browser based on the Mozilla code base. The Pogo browser offering a better way to experience and organize the web, with dense visual .

The Installation

The first time ever I downloaded a size 54.558MB of web browser. Well, size may not be the problem since it was a 3D web browser. Once downloaded, I continue to the installation.

The Pogo 3D browser requires you minimum Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon XP or better, minimum graphic of 128MB, 1.0Gb RAM or higher, DirectX 9.0c hardware compatible, and 32-bit display to run smoothly.

Since my Compaq V3000 (Intel 950 Graphic Accelerator) doesn’t meet the minimum requirements for the browser, I tested out Pogo with my desktop workstation (Nvidia 7600GT 256MB 256BIT). Surely this requires lots of graphic memory to run. I won’t recommend you to install if your workstation doesn’t meet the minimum requirement.

The Display and User Interface. (click to enlarge)

From what I can say, Pogo has a really different interface than most normal web browsers. You may find yourself easily used with it since the browsing were based on Mozilla Firefox. But you may need to get used with the “cells” browser (instead to tabs) with the dock of icons along the bottom.

It looks pretty nice with the visual representation of the “cells” functioning as the tab. But I’m not comfortable the docks and cells stucked at the bottom of the screen. I still configuring it for the best look. Pogo browse (I mean, 3D browsing) slowly with my Compaq V3000, but luckily, it shows excellency with my desktop workstation. But overall, it’s pretty! You may want to have a try of it at Pogo Website.