17 Jan
Posted by Abdul Aziz as Beta, Freeware, Mobile Devices
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 full 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.
Key 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 full 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
Download Bitstream BOLT from here. You can use a few invitation codes such as “Crunch” or “Berrycool”.
2 Responses
Ashish Anand
January 21st, 2009 at 10:16 am
1But its not better than Opera Mini. Opera Mini rocks. It can’t stream videos in Nokia S40 editions it say io java microedition error. Browsing is through http protocol no socket connection option.
bilbo baggins
April 20th, 2009 at 9:05 pm
2Excellent and verry fast theres a lot of issues with streaming but i was looking for a super fast browser and this does the trick.
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