UZard Web

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uZard Web (Mobile web browser)
Screenshot Screenshot of uZard Web
Developer(s)	Logicplant Co., Ltd.^[1]
Initial release	February 14, 2007 (2007-02-14)
Stable release	1.1.16 / May 11, 2009 (2009-05-11)
Development status	Active
Written in	Java, C
Operating system	Windows Mobile BlackBerry Android Symbian OS Linux
Platform	Cross-platform WIPI/ BREW /Java(VM) / Manufacturer's native platform
Size	under 500kB but variable
Available in	Various
Type	Mobile browser
License	Proprietary
Website	uZard Web

uZard Web is a mobile web browser for mobile devices such as cellular phones, smartphones, PMP, navigator, settopbox and etc.

It currently supports Windows Mobile (Touchscreen devices only),^[2] Windows CE, Symbian, BlackBerry (RIM) and Linux. Also it supports BREW, Java and WIPI. Its first commercial version was released in Feb. 2007 in Korea with SK Telecom, KTF, LG Telecom and KT WiBro(WiMAX) which are carriers (operators).

Overview

In uZard Web, a webpage is fully rendered by a server separate from the mobile device, similar to the operation of a thin client. This approach is also used by Opera Mini and the original Skyfire (1.x) browser; it is usually faster and supports better rendering techniques, but does not offer the end-to-end security of a full browser (such as Opera Mobile or Internet Explorer Mobile).^[3]

The layout engine used in this browser is MoRDAC (Mobile oriented Remote Display and Control).

References

External links

Look up Web browser in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Official website
CTIA Wireless 2009 Logicplant to present its mobile web browser 'Uzard web' -Aving News

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