ONSPEED Mobile faster internet on the go: Reader offer

ONSPEED Mobile faster internet on the go: Reader offer

ONSPEED Mobile – 10x faster mobile surfing 75% off data costsBeing able to collect email and search the web on the move is the point of owning a 3G mobile phone, but the mobile internet can be a frustratingly slow and expensive place, especially when you’re use to broadband speeds at home and in the office. Mobile internet users often feel they’ve been cast back to the earliest days of dial-up. You can see this is going to be useful… one day.

Well that day is a lot closer thanks to ONSPEED Mobile, which really does do what it says on the tin: speed up web browsing by as much as ten times.

I’ve been using it for a few months now and would not go back. ONSPEED Mobile (in common with other ONSPEED products) works by compressing the data that makes up web pages. Many web pages include graphics of such high resolution they can’t be displayed as supplied on your computer monitor, let alone the screen of a mobile phone.

Consequently, your phone is often forced to download image files much larger than need be, only to have to compress them before they’re displayed. In an environment where mobile internet users are generally charged according to the amount of data they download, that’s not just a waste of time but a waste of money too. ONSPEED Mobile overcomes the problem by acting as a proxy server. It steps between the website you want to view and your phone downloading the pages you want to view and compressing them before passing them to your handset: doing the work your phone would otherwise do in a fraction of the time.

Not only does ONSPEED Mobile promise faster web surfing, it promises to reduce costs by up to 75 per cent as you only download compressed files. With a fourteen day money back guarantee, you can’t go wrong.
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Posted at : October 26th, 2006 - 10:17 am
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