It's all about the Cloud.
Swedish mobile firm Momail has announced plans to launch a Virtual App Store service in the third quarter of this year.
It'll be targeted at emerging markets and feature phones, letting people connect to web services without needing to download dedicated apps.
The service will use Momail's Digital Content Delivery (DCD) platform, which the company says will let people access the web services via their browser, while also saving on their data usage.
"Momails DCD platform continues to gain traction in the APAC and African markets and we will be releasing specific partner information as it becomes public throughout the coming year," says CEO Roger Gronberg.
"The development roadmap for Momail reflects the reality in the emerging markets and our partners appreciate our focus on addressing their needs."
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