Spot On Networks recently made public that users who own mobile phones or smartphones will now be able to sign on to its Wi-Fi high speed internet networks with the help of a user friendly format.
This format is especially tailor-made for the screen of each individual mobile device.
“As blogs and other forms of social media are being accessed by our users with Smartphones and other mobile devices, we wanted to make it simpler and more user friendly to sign on to our networks using these devices,” remarked Dick Sherwin, Chief Executive Officer of Spot On Networks. He went on to say “the software platform developed by our engineering group detects the specific device being utilized by the network user, and formats the screen for the sign on page accordingly.”
It is difficult to sign on to the internet using a mobile phone or Smartphone as the device screens are quite different from computer screens and many-a-times the reformatting is difficult to read.
Spot On Networks has designed sign on screens that automatically format for each individual device allowing the information on the screen to be read easily. Additionally, entering data using either a soft or regular keyboard is made ‘finger friendly’.
The usage of WiFi continues to experience a tremendous rise in growth, thanks to the efforts of the WiFi Alliance which has certified more than 5,000 devices for the IEEE802.11 (WiFi) standard and additionally certifies hundreds every week.