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Spb Software House released the Smartphone version of Spb Insight, an intelligent news reader that makes full-text and image articles available for offline reading. The software not only decreases data usage, but also saves time by turning those spare moments into quality news reading experiences. Spb Insight is distinguished from mere RSS readers by its capability to deliver full article texts, optimized for viewing on mobile devices.

The Spb Insight Online Catalog offers over a thousand news feeds in categories such as Sports & Leisure, Business & Finance, Entertainment, General News & Media, and over 70 more. “We aimed at giving busy people the opportunity to read the news they want in the time they have. Whether commuting or standing in a line, Spb Insight users always have immediate access to the news of their choosing, properly displayed on the screens of their mobile devices.” comments Sebastian Justus Schmidt, the CEO of Spb Software House. “Daily news can be downloaded for free via an online desktop computer connection. With a wireless connection, a half an hour worth of reading may cost as little as a three minute phone call.”

Spb Insight distinctive features:

1. Unique rich-text news technology
2. Huge online catalog of channels
3. Enhanced RSS/Atom support
4. Article thumbnails
5. Easy to use

Spb Insight for Smartphone is available in 9 languages; it is compatible with Windows Mobile 5.0 for Smartphone, Windows Mobile 6 Standard (without touch screen), all Windows Mobile screen resolutions are supported. A free, 15-day trial can be downloaded, or Spb Insight can be purchased for 19.95 USD, from www.spbsoftwarehouse.com. Users of the Pocket PC version of Spb Insight can get the Smartphone version for free.

Further information regarding Spb Insight can be found at Spb website:

Source: Spb Software Gouse press release

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