InfoGin has announced that NTT Resonant will deploy its mobile browser IMP following a successful partnership with NexM Communications.
NTT Resonant?
NTT Resonant operates its highly popular “goo” portal. “goo” is one of Japan’s most popular Internet search engines and content portals; its features include a search engine (which is the core service), information and communication services, and personal utilities, among others.
From the press release:
The newly launched commercial service enables NTT Resonant mobile users in Japan to search for any mobile or Web content while enjoying a flawless browsing experience. With the implementation of InfoGin’s IMP™ – a server-side solution that takes full advantage of the features and capabilities of every mobile device – mobile users do not encounter problems or limitations while browsing the Web.
What we think?
InfoGin has been quiet and I was wondering what has been happening in the content adaptation business.
So its great to see early pioneer InfoGin hit the headlines by attacking Japan. Web to mobile transition seamlessly is vital for the mobile web to grow wings.
