Tech firm iOTA Sphere reckons its new iOTA Messenger technology will make it much easier for us mobile users to access information through our handsets. It works with any text-based content – WAP sites, text messages, RSS feeds and blogs, for example – and makes it quicker to access them on the phone, while displaying clearly how much it’ll cost.
The company wants operators and media brands to use the technology to deliver content, so iOTA Messenger isn’t something you can download and use just yet. In the meantime, watch the video below for a glimpse of how it’ll work.
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