SurfCube is a web browser for Windows Phone available at the Marketplace. You can choose to use it on the Nokia Lumia 800 instead of Internet Explorer. It has an interesting 3D interface. Swipe from edges to open tabs, settings, or the address bar. If you don’t like the swipe gestures, you can enable the bottom menu to navigate through the app.

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Even though the user interface is interesting, I really like that SurfCube 3D Browser can open the touch version of Facebook. I can’t get Internet Explorer to render it correctly. The Mashable mobile site is also another one that Internet Explorer can’t seem to render.

Here are the features for SurfCube 3D Browser. The version shown in this video is 4.0

• Tab support
• Portal reading mode: any page can be set to open links in new or background tabs by default
• Full HTML5 compatibility
• Share a page via email, Twitter, Facebook, Windows Live and LinkedIn
• Supports landscape and portrait orientation
• Orientation lock
• Pin pages to start menu
• Desktop Mode
• Search (Google)
• Private mode
• Can run under the lock screen so returning after being powered off is instantaneous
• History and favorites to help finding that website again
• Bandwidth saver mode for sites that don’t have a mobile mode. Even images can be turned off for a truly fast and low cost browsing!
• Save Images to your phone
• YouTube video playback (to remove ad, buy the full version)

More features are planned. SurfCube is $1.99 at the Marketplace but there’s an ad-supported free version as well. Try it out and let us know what you think!