BOLT v1.70 S60v3/v5 J2ME
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UNCOMPROMISED MOBILE BROWSING
PC-style browsing on all types of mobile phones
Web content is never reformatted, repurposed or removed
LIGHTNING FAST
Loads pages faster than competing mobile browsers
Patented navigation and display technologies get you where youre going faster
SUPER EFFICIENT
23:1 over the air data reduction speeds delivery of pages to your phone
Consumes 1/3 of the battery power of other mobile browsers
Bitstream, the makers of ThunderHawk mobile browser for Windows Mobile, has released the private beta of their free WebKit-based mobile browser, BOLT, for Java J2ME/MIDP 2.0 compatible mobile devices. It offers PC style browsing similiar to SkyFire mobile browser. However, unlike Skyfire, which is compatible only with Windows Mobile and Symbian devices, BOLT supports a lot many devices due to support for Java.
features of BitStream BOLT include:
- WebKit based rendering engine
- WebPages are compressed at a rate of 23:1
- ECMA Script 262 JavaScript support for Web site forms, applications and other information
- View AJAX pages that are written using ECMA-262/JavaScript 1.5 standard
- Supports WAP 1.x content WML, and WAP 2.x content XHTML-MP with WCSS and ECMAScript-MP
- Automatic detection for RSS feeds
- Supports streaming Flash videos
- Split screen browsing - 2/3 of the screen shows the page, serving as a mini-map with a highlighting box, while the other 1/3 shows the magnified area
- URL auto-complete
- Detect phone numbers for Click to Call
Change Log :
*Support for Widgets (web applications) that can be installed directly from BOLT
*Direct integration of Twitter Posting
*Advanced Download Manager
– allowing for multiple simultaneous file downloads with pause
- resume option
*Automatic socket support for most users (resulting a 15% increase in speed)
*Spanish and Russian language support
*Support for YouTube videos embedded in 3rd party sites
*Support for ESPN and CNN videos
*New shortcut keys that enable users to zoom in or out directly from the keypad, as well as navigating to the top or bottom of a page in screen view
