BOLT v2.50 includes a host of new features designed to improve usability and stability, including:
- Enjoy Twitter and Facebook widgets with BOLT's Web App platform
- Backup your favorites in the cloud
Full desktop style rendering
Full desktop PC-style browsing on all types of mobile phones. Web content is never reformatted, repurposed, or removed.
Security
Supports secure shopping. BOLT offers a lightweight encryption for phones that do not support https.
Social Networking
Supports all the features of your favorite social networking site.
RSS
Built in RSS reader. Subscribe to your favorite feeds and get an automatic delivery of syndicated content.
Manage Favorites
Backup your favorites at device memory and online at BOLT Space directly from BOLT.
BOLT is a free downloadable web browser that offers an uncompromising browsing experience on even lower-end mobile phones.
Rather than offering a simplified, mini version of the Internet, BOLT provides users with a fast, efficient, feature-rich way to enjoy full desktop PC-style web pages and rich media applications on all levels of mobile devices.
Built on Bitstream's ThunderHawk browsing technology, BOLT is the result of 5+ years experience developing mobile browsers that optimize usability, speed and performance on resource-constrained systems with limited memory, processing power and screen space.
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Supported operating systems:
Java ME, Java Nokia 240x320, Java SE 240x320
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Full desktop style rendering
Security
Social Networking
RSS
Manage Favorites
