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BOLT Mobile Browser Comes with Indic Language Support

Supports 9 Indian languages and is free to download.

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Ashish Koshy|Nov 27, 2010, 09:30:21 IST

Bitstream Inc. has announced a mobile browser that supports Indian languages and it’s the first in its kind. This browser is made for handset manufacturers and mobile operators and is built upon the BOLT cloud computing browsing platform. It includes the BOLT mobile browser with Indic language user interfaces. It can render Indic text on a Web page, and end users can input Indic text into the browser. BOLT is available in JavaME (also known as J2ME) and BREW, and can be used on mobile phones of all types, including those phones without native Indic language support.

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In addition to English, the browser can support the following languages:
  • Hindi
  • Bengali
  • Gurumukhi
  • Telugu
  • Tamil
  • Kannada
  • Gujarati
  • Malayalam
  • Oriya
 

Bolting in your phone

BOLT offers streaming audio and video available in a mobile browser. It supports both Flash and HTML5 video, and also includes social network integration, such as Twitter and Facebook widgets.

Anna Magliocco-Chagnon, CEO of Bitstream, says, “Now with the addition of Indic language support, Bitstream is introducing the mobile Internet as it was intended to be seen to millions of new users in India and surrounding regions.”

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All of BOLT’s English language features are also available in its Indic language version, you can click here to access it.

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First Published:Nov 27, 2010, 09:30:21 IST
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