Archive for the ‘mobile internet’ Category
Monday, October 31st, 2011

appMobi delivers world’s first mobile Web App Browser, brings native app functionality to Web apps and websites
SAN FRANCISCO – MobilityWire® – October 31, 2011
appMobi (www.appmobi.com) today announced the immediate availability of mobiUs, the first-of-its-kind mobile Web App Browser developed specifically to run apps written in HTML5. mobiUs is a revolutionary new mobile browser that for the first time powers Web apps and even websites with the exact same capabilities as native apps from the app stores. mobiUs works either as a standalone mobile browser, or it can power Web apps and websites with full native app functionality from a person’s favorite mobile browser, such as the Safari browser for iPhone. mobiUs for iOS is available in the Apple App Store as a free app (http://www.appmobi.com/getmobiUs).
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Wednesday, April 13th, 2011

Bitstream’s cloud computing architecture, now available as a software development kit, enables robust Web applications that run on the widest number of mobile phones
MARLBOROUGH, Mass. – MobilityWire® – April 13, 2011
Bitstream Inc. (NASDAQ: BITS) today announced that one of Asia’s premier provider of online news, information, communication, entertainment and shopping services, is using the BOLT™ SDK as the core technology for mobilizing its next generation email service, making the service available to mobile phones of all types. Based on the award-winning cloud computing architecture that has made BOLT the mobile browser of choice for more than 20 million people worldwide, the BOLT SDK enables carriers, handset manufacturers and other service providers to build feature rich Java ME applications that can work just as well as on entry-level feature phones as they do on high-end smartphones. The BOLT SDK lets any company with Web-based content, such as media companies, produce mobile Java apps that are ready to run on billions of mobile phones already in the market.
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Monday, March 21st, 2011

Bitstream’s award-winning cloud computing architecture now available as a software development kit for building mobile applications with perfect rendering of Web-based content without using an external browser
International CTIA WIRELESS® 2011 – ORLANDO, Fla. and MARLBOROUGH, Mass. – MobilityWire® – March 21, 2011
Bitstream Inc. (NASDAQ: BITS) today announced availability of the BOLT™ SDK, a suite of technology and tools that enables mobile application developers to build feature rich Java (Java ME) applications that work just as well on entry-level feature phones as they do on high-end smartphones. Now any company with Web-based content, such as media companies, can produce mobile apps that are ready to run on billions of mobile phones already in the market.
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Tuesday, March 15th, 2011
Users have viewed more than 2.3 billion Web pages and watched more than 130 million minutes of streaming video in the 2 years since BOLT debuted

MARLBOROUGH, Mass. – MobilityWire® – March 15, 2011
Just past 2 years since BOLT™ was first introduced, Bitstream Inc. (NASDAQ: BITS) announced today its renowned mobile browser now has been installed more than 20 million times in over 200 countries around the world. Launched at Mobile World Congress in February 2009, the BOLT mobile browser is the most advanced and fully featured mobile browser available for phones of all types.
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Monday, March 14th, 2011

MARLBOROUGH, Mass. – MobilityWire® – March 14, 2011
Bitstream Inc. (NASDAQ: BITS) is a leading developer of software that meets the challenging and ever-changing needs of mobile operators, device manufacturers, mobile application developers and consumers worldwide. The company will be showcasing its mobile technologies at the upcoming CTIA WIRELESS in Orlando, Florida, March 22 to 24 in booth 1922. These mobile technologies include:
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Monday, February 14th, 2011

mobiUs mobile Web browser technology from appMobi levels the playing field between native apps, WebApps and mobile websites, and creates powerful alternative distribution channels that puts the Web on equal footing with app stores
BARCELONA, Spain and LANCASTER, Penn. – MobilityWire® – February 14, 2011
appMobi® (www.appmobi.com) today unveiled mobiUs™ – the first-of-its-kind mobile Web browser technology that allows developers to create Web applications – or WebApps – that exceed the functionality possible with native apps, putting the entire World Wide Web on equal footing with app stores as the distribution channel for discovering, downloading and interacting with mobile apps.
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Monday, February 14th, 2011
On the second anniversary of its debut, BOLT 2.5 adds Facebook video support, increased HTML 5 compliance and geolocation support

BARCELONA, Spain and MARLBOROUGH, Mass. – MobilityWire® – February 14, 2011
Bitstream Inc. (NASDAQ: BITS) creators of the award winning BOLT™ mobile browser, announced today the release of BOLT 2.5, with new features sure to please the more than 18 million users who have already downloaded the popular app and OEMs who have made BOLT the default browser on their handsets. BOLT 2.5 brings Facebook video support, new sharing capabilities and a host of user interface enhancements to the popular mobile browser, making BOLT’s browsing experience even more enjoyable and easier to navigate on mobile phones of all types. OEMs globally will appreciate BOLT 2.5’s WebKit-based cloud computing infrastructure that integrates easily with carriers’ billing and OSS systems, and significantly reduces infrastructure costs with its best-in-class data compression.
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Tuesday, February 8th, 2011

MARLBOROUGH, Mass. – MobilityWire® – February 8, 2011
Bitstream Inc. (NASDAQ: BITS) is a leading developer of software that meets the challenging and ever-changing needs of mobile operators, device manufacturers, mobile application developers and consumers worldwide. The company will be showcasing its mobile technologies at the upcoming Mobile World Congress 2011 (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain, February 14 to 17 in stand 2D23. These mobile technologies include:
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Monday, August 16th, 2010

SINGAPORE and MARLBOROUGH, Massachusetts – MobilityWire® – August 16, 2010
BuzzCity, one of the world’s leading mobile advertising networks with over 2,500 publishers across the globe, and Bitstream Inc. (NASDAQ: BITS) today announced an agreement to deliver mobile advertising via the acclaimed BOLT™ mobile browser. Using the BuzzCity Mobile Advertising Network, Bitstream plans to introduce a new revenue stream via strategically placed, relevant advertising.
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Monday, July 26th, 2010
Aicent records massive network data roaming surges as visiting soccer fans at the World Cup share pictures, videos and messages with friends back home

SAN JOSE, California – MobilityWire® – July 26, 2010
A cumulative audience of nearly 400,000 visiting soccer fans from all over the world came to South Africa in June to watch 32 countries compete in the 19th FIFA World Cup tournament. As they attended games and enjoyed the festivities they sent home pictures, videos and messages using email and messaging services, all over wireless data networks. As one of the largest eXchange service providers to enable inter-network roaming, Aicent, Inc. (www.aicent.com), recorded huge surges in network traffic during the competition, as much as 300 percent over the weeks just prior.
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