Maxthon International, a developer of Internet browsing technologies, has added multi-platform syncing to mobile to Maxthon Mobile for Android.
The update provides Maxthon Mobile with two functions like synchronisation of cross-platform information, and finger gestures to let users control their mobile browsing without having to search for tiny buttons.
The synchronisation feature enables users to manipulate data, such as contacts and favorites, from any Maxthon platform on PC or an Android phone.
Maxthon Mobile also uses gestures on a touchscreen to control the browser, where user who wants to close a page tab, the user draws a "c" (Close) and to create a new tag, user draws an "n" (New).
The new mobilMaxthon developers and users, which is how Maxthon discovered that users wanted a touch screen "undo" gesture to reopen a tab they had closed inadvertently. The new gesture is a reverse "c," the opposite of the gesture to close a tab, said the company.
The new mobile browser is the result of a users request for touch screen "undo" gesture to reopen a tab they had closed inadvertently. The new gesture is a reverse "c," the opposite of the gesture to close a tab.
Maxthon CEO Jeff Chen said it’s one of the many steps they will be taking to make cloud computing across multiple devices a real and vital part of mobile computing.
