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HP Labs India has created similar (same?) technology called SiteonMobile some time before. http://www.siteonmobile.com/ http://www.siteonmobile.com/ http://ww
by Garbage 15y ago
HP Labs India has created similar (same?) technology called SiteonMobile some time before.
http://www.siteonmobile.com/ http://www.siteonmobile.com/
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/hp_launches_siteonmobile_web_surfing_via_sms_or_voice.php http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/hp_launches_siteonmobil...
- FaceKicker 15y agoI saw this when I was googling around to see if anyone had already done this, but I was kind of confused by what exactly it is. I don't think it's the same thing.
- shawn-butler 15y agoIt is the same thing. I created a similar tool for use on s60 (symbian) on several carriers in africa. Sitonmobile "packages" up the interactions with a web server into a series of compressed images and delivers it via mms where it can be replayed. It is obviously less interactive but works fairly well for web 1.0 content.
- rwolf 15y agoHe's sending back html+js+css+images, not a static image. It is not the same thing; it is a better thing.
- shawn-butler 15y agoNo, it is the same thing. Data is encoded into a static image format only in order to be transported by mms. The difference being that my system and hp's system packaged up a static route through the site so a large amount of ondemand processing was not necessary. It appears this is being done entirely dynamically per request which is an improvement but my experience tells me is not scalable.