A tool used as a proxy service is the Google Wireless Transcoder. This service was designed to make web pages viewable on mobile phone browsers. It will download a destination site's web page, including images, and rework the entire page, on the fly, to fit into an average cell-phone's screen space.

To try it out, go to( google.com/gwt/n ) with your blackberry browser and enter the url you'd like to view. You'll quickly see that most of the page formatting has been stripped out, leaving a very simple, single-column page. You'll also notice that all the images are scaled down to mobile phone optimized size. It's a bit of a downside, but google is actually downloading and sending the scaled versions from a google server. So, if you're on a blacklisted site, you'll still be able to view images - they'll just be smaller than usual.

On the plus side 99% of MySpace templates look better using the Google Wireless Transcoder.

Hackszine.com: Using Google as a Proxy (or HOW TO: View MySpace at School)

Wirelessly posted (Opera/8.01 (J2ME/MIDP; Opera Mini/3.1.7196/1662; en; U; ssr))

Yea great for BB browser I use opera and it works great with myspace. I noticed when I would visit myspace on BB browser it would say I had new messages new comments pretty much new everthing even when I didn't have anything there. That's why I use opera.

Didn't work for me. It didn't look better than it does with Opera Mini. I'll stick with Opera.

For me is a backup from what I always use ... OPERA mini