Webot, the remote media platform for browsers and mobile devices, is now available with a custom-built interface for the Nokia (News - Alert) N810 Internet Tablet.
WeBot now allows users of Nokia Internet Tablet to connect to all of their computers, and they can also access the media with an intuitive interface built specifically for Nokia Tablet. In addition, all of content is also securely available from any web browser.
“We're proud to deliver the first media player that lets Nokia N810 users enjoy all the media on their computers from anywhere,” Dave Gottesman, CEO at Webot, said in a press statement. “Nokia's Internet tablets are groundbreaking devices that redefine what's possible with mobility, so they're perfect for innovative applications like ours.”
Gottesman explained that to build the media player, Webot tailored its existing media search, sharing, and player technologies to the unique design of the tablet.
He pointed out that with a tap of the screen, users can play any song from any of their computers, anywhere in the world. Also, the system offers digital picture frames that are automatically updated as new photos arrive, and through the system users can share photo albums with family and friends.
Gottesman claimed that with this release, Webot continues to be the most broadly deployable remote media technology in the world. In addition to browser-based media players, Webot supports the iPhone (News - Alert) and iPod Touch, and now the Nokia N810 Internet tablet. He added, “What's more, Webot can search and stream media from Windows, MacOS, and Linux machines.”
Webot is a remote media platform that allows users to play, view, and share their personal media from anywhere. In addition, Webot also indexes all media across multiple Windows, MacOS, and Linux machines, making it playable and searchable from browsers and mobile devices.
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