Another useful tool for iPhone has been created by WidgetBox, it’s a directory widgets that can be installed on the home screen as mini “widgetized” web apps on your iPhone. The WidgetBox looks amazingly gorgeous; its user interface blends in with the iPhone’s directory screen.
WidgetBox main use is to lessen the time load you get on iPhone’s EDGE connection, when loading such huge & full web page. Josh Lowensohn (Webware) has given an example where he managed to open three times faster of BART’s QuickPlanner tool, than from loading the entire BART home page itself.
Aside from easy to use for end-users, WidgetBox also has a widget-building wizard to help users who have minimum knowledge of web experience at all. If you’re interested, pin-point your Safari to this address to get it for your iphone or iPod Touch.
[blogged with my Treo 750v]
WidgetBox main use is to lessen the time load you get on iPhone’s EDGE connection, when loading such huge & full web page. Josh Lowensohn (Webware) has given an example where he managed to open three times faster of BART’s QuickPlanner tool, than from loading the entire BART home page itself.
Aside from easy to use for end-users, WidgetBox also has a widget-building wizard to help users who have minimum knowledge of web experience at all. If you’re interested, pin-point your Safari to this address to get it for your iphone or iPod Touch.
[blogged with my Treo 750v]
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