Squace makes mobile surfing, searching, and sharing as easy as on landline Internet. Squace: - Is a new mobile Internet browser that drastically reduces loading time and clicking. - Has a unique user interface that divides the phone's screen into many squares; each square represents a link to a site or service. - Enables surfing, searching, and sharing on ordinary phones, without typing. - Allows you to personalize landline Internet and bring it into the mobile world. - Uses common, open Internet standards; you can create sites in minutes, an Internet service in a few hours, and an intranet in a few days. - Drastically lowers barriers for content providers to go mobile - no new investments. - Is freeware for everyone. - Is completely network independent; it runs on any wireless network. Squace solves a key problem for mobile Internet users: mobile Internet access and use is still too complicated and slow. Many studies demonstrate that cell phones' current complex, unfriendly interfaces make finding and using mobile services difficult. At the same time, users know what the Internet offers, and they know what services they would like to access from mobile devices. Users lack patience, so they need an interface that is transparent and easy to personalize. The solution? Squace. Squace is very intuitive. A new user understands how Squace works in about one minute. The unique interface enables users to find desired content quickly, with few clicks. In a study run by the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, participants solved 10 information-searching problems. With Squace, they did so with up to 88% fewer clicks in 9 out of 10 problems and up to 78% faster in 8 out of 10 problems, compared with a leading Swedish operator's surf portal. Squace is simply next-generation interface and browser technology for mobile telephony. Squace makes mobile surfing fun and useful!