Wi-not mobile

Wi-not mobile

Infobox_Software2
name = Wi-Not Mobile
developer = [http://www.wi-not.com Wi-Not Inc.]
operating_system = Windows Mobile
language = English
genre = Multimedia,communication& entertainment platform
license = Freeware
website = [http://www.wi-not.com/ www.wi-not.com]

Wi-Not Mobile is a communication, information and entertainment platform, currently compatibe with Windows Mobile devices. Wi-Not Mobile is an application from Wi-Not Inc., and was released in July 7th of 2008.Wi-Not Inc. is a Greece-based mobile software company, founded in early February of 2008 [cite web | url=http://www.crunchbase.com/company/wi-not | title=Wi-Not Inc- CrunchBase Company Profile | author= | publisher=CrunchBase] The application employs web scraping techniques to transform web sites and applications into services fitted for mobile devices, and is currently in first public beta version.

Features

* Web TV With a list of over 300 channels that is updated in regular basis.
* Web Radio With a list of about 150 radio channels
* Chat An IM module which integrates automatic translation of exchanged messages
* Mobile games Search-based game playing, in which users type the name of the game, and play it instanly in flash format
* Social Networking Which enables users to browse recursively through other users' special mobile homepages
* Crawler Which is mainly used for audio content search
* Mobile Commerce Not available in first beta
* Extensions. Small mini-apps that follow a Plug-and-play scheme

References

External links

* [http://www.wi-not.com Official Wi-Not website]


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