BOLT browser by Bitstream hits 1 million downloads
Posted by Steve on Tuesday Jun 23, 2009 Under NewsYou should see this blackBerry news : BOLT browser by Bitstream hits 1 million downloads
There isn’t a whole lot I can write to sum this up except:

Bitstream has had a great time since the public debut of their browser at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this past February. A surge in new installations has led to an earlier-than-anticipated milestone: BOLT has now been installed more than one million times. Since its introduction, BOLT users have consumed more than 22 terabytes (22,000 gigabytes) of data from 61 million web pages.
The BOLT browser has several features that separate it from the competition:
⢠Fast, secure, desktop-style web browsing on both high-end and low-end handsets
⢠Streaming video capabilities
⢠Split screen and full screen modes for easy navigation and viewing
⢠Ability to easily add and select favorites and view browsing history
⢠Intuitive keystroke shortcuts for easier navigation and content selection
⢠Protection against spyware and malicious or faulty add-ons
⢠23:1 compression, which uses less data than competing browsers
Download the BOLT browser, available for free to anyone as part of its public beta test.
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