Mobile browsing is usually a painful ordeal full of copious amounts of scrolling mixed with equally copious amounts of time waiting for pages to load. The latest batch of smartphones from Apple and Android toting phones have taken huge strides in this regard. However, there is always room for improvement. That’s where Bytemobile is stepping in. Bytemobile has developed and released a “Widget Bar Application” that is designed to make mobile browsing less of a pain and more of a joy. Said application can be placed on any portal or off-portal web page meaning operators can focus on the customers’ needs at all times. Will this widget bar take off? It doesn’t look that big of a deal to me personally. But who knows, this could be the next Google. For more info, head on over to Bytemobile.
Source: Mobile Whack, Bytemobile
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