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MYiOTA has 100,000 users

Tim Green

by Tim Green
Monday, March 3rd 2008 at 4:46PM

MYiOTA has 100,000 users

MYiOTAs SMS style browser is now working in 107 countries and has over 100,000 users worldwide.

The company’s free to download app enables users to retrieve information from mobile websites in text form, making it quicker to access and easier to store. It now offers local language versions available in Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Arabic, Afrikaans and Russian.

In addition to finding and consuming content, MYiOTA also allows users to post comments, interact, collate information, and blog all from a SMS style interface.

MYiOTA is now looking for major partners to continue its international distribution particularly in emerging markets

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