The developers believe that this event is a clear indication of the strengthening of the position in the global UC Browser browser-market. It is possible that in the foreseeable future, the application can claim the title of the most popular mobile browser in the world. It is worth noting that China does is a success not only in their homeland (where it owns more than 50% browser-market), but also in neighboring India (25% market share) and in other countries.
About a quarter of the user base UC Browser are the owners of mobile devices based on the operating system Android. "In less than a year, UC Browser has received 100 million new users. And in the last month, this figure has increased by 100 million, thanks to the owners of Android-compatible smartphones and tablets, "- said the company. Given the fact that the OC Android can now be found on 75% of all mobile devices in the world, the browser UC Browser has all the prerequisites for further growth and development.
Incidentally, a few days ago a new version of UC Browser to 'iPhones' with support for 4-inch display, built-in mechanisms for recognition of file formats and other interesting improvements.
As reported by the developers, UC Browser to learn how to identify the downloadable files and offer the appropriate application to open them. Download itself is now done in the background, in addition, users are asked to a new file manager for efficient management of content received from the WAN.
Special mention should be friendly design the home page, allowing users to quickly switch between the three available sections (Site Navigation, Speed Dial and Quick Reads). Finally, in the version of the UC Browser iOS 8.8 includes a built-QR-code scanner. The application runs on devices iPhone 3GS, 4, 4S and 5, iPod touch (3rd, 4th and 5th generation) and the iPad with the installed firmware iOS 4.3 or later.
Related link:
http://softnewsmobile.blogspot.com/2012/10/uc-browser-for-android-841.html UC Browser for Android 8.4.1
http://itnews2day.wordpress.com/category/mobile-news/ Mobile News (IT News Today)
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