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Java-Based Bolt Mobile Browser Now in Beta

Filed in archive Information About , Mobile Devices on January 17, 2009

Java-Based Bolt Mobile Browser Now in Beta

Bitstream has introduced a new mobile phone Web browser, called Bolt, for Java phones - it's currently in private beta.


"Bolt, the latest mobile browser to hit the internets, supports streaming video, JavaScript, AJAX, RSS, and all of the usual security features," writes IntoMobile's Simon Sage. "The biggest thing is that Bolt works with most phones, so it's potentially a great option for those without a smartphone; those of us with a higher-end device are already having issues deciding which browser to go with, anyway. It doesn't look like it will compete heavily with the entrenched big boys, but could provide some decent browsing to those with lower-end Java-based handsets."


"For an initial beta, Bolt is very impressive," writes WAP Review's Dennis Bournique. "It comes close to Opera Mini in speed and site compatibility, and equals it in overall rendering quality."


UPDATE: We gots referral codes! To get in on the fun, go to www.boltbrowser.com/download.html and use the referral code javablog...


More here from ZDNet ... more here from DreamStrikes ... more here from Gizmodo ... more here from MobileCrunch ... and more here from GPS Obsessed.





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