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Jataayu’s browser on Linux mobiles

Bangalore, Aug. 29

Jataayu Software’s mobile HTML browser jB5 is now available on Linux-based mobiles. The firm announced the integration of its mobile browser, WAP stack and messaging technologies on Trolltech’s Qtopia. Qtopia is a comprehensive application platform and user interface for Linux-based mobile devices. The announcement was made during the 2007 Linux Mobile Communications Conference in Beijing. Jataayu will be showcasing its popular mobile HTML browser - jB5 and Mul timedia messaging client - jMMS on the Qtopia platform. Jataayu also announced that it will be making available its Mobile Instant Messaging client to be part of its Qtopia Mobile Linux Application suite.

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