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Stop Surfing. Start Zooming

To better reflect our company’s award-winning Zooming User Interface and mobile platform business, ZenZui is now Zumobi!

Demo from Last Year

Zumobi takes accessing, retrieving, and sharing Web-based content beyond traditional mobile browsers. Through an intuitive, lush, high-framerate user interface called Tiles, Zumobi allows people to easily “bounce” in and out of snack-sized bits information they need throughout the day, and the targeted entertainment they enjoy, while offering advertisers a better way to connect with consumers through their mobile phones.

Painful browser loading delays are thing of the past in the Zumobi experience, thanks to an advanced background data caching technology. Unlike browsers, background data caching also permits the user to interact with information and entertainment even when their phone is beyond wireless service, like on a plane or in a subway.

Additionally, Zumobi’s open platform offers a better mobile experience for business partners and developers. Zumobi delivers a device-neutral platform for building and deploying rich content for mobile phones. We make it simple and profitable to build and deliver mobile applications through a single standard for development and deployment plus an attractive revenue sharing model.

A Beta version of the Zumobi SDK will be available to developers simultaneously with the launch of the Beta Program in December. Zumobi Tiles can be easily sent to other Zumobi users, allowing communities of friends to quickly create, embrace, share and use Tiles targeted to their unique interests.

Interested in participating in Beta or partnering with us? Click here.

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Chris Leckness is the Owner/Administrator of Mobilitysite. He is a Microsoft MVP, Mobile Devices and a member of the exclusive focus group, Mobius. Chris runs a Mobilitysite, GotZune, and a few other smaller sites and blogs. His personal blog is chris.leckness.com.