Rockmelt App for the iPad: Your User Interface Experience Is about to Change

Do you remember how the graphical user interface revolutionized the way you used your PC a few decades back? Well, Rockmelt is of the opinion that it can bring forward a similar overhauling of user interface and experience that users subject themselves to thanks to their new web browser which takes into account the visual aspect along with your preferences and choices.

Rockmelt believes that this can be done by promoting the same through the Rockmelt app that they have devised for the latest iOS 6 for the iPhone and the iPad. But what is so special about this Rockmelt way of browsing?

The Cosmetic Aspect Of It

In case you are fascinated by Google chrome’s home screen which shows you the most visited websites, the Rockmelt web browser takes it up by a notch and makes your browsing experience a bit more personalized. The launch screen of the Rockmelt web browser shows you two panels. One of the panels gives you access to all the recommended stuff that Rockmelt has collected from the internet after minutely monitoring your browsing preference and choice.

The second panel of the Rockmelt browser will show you the websites which you have been visiting most frequently. This way you have a perfect combination of the recommendations as well as your real choices from over the internet. Now that’s one hell of a smart way of browsing the internet on your iPhone or iPad, isn’t it?

Exploiting The Hardware

When the research and development team of the Rockmelt web browser was quizzed behind what was the foundation of this brilliant idea in their web browser, the reply was something as simple as the fact that they believed that the hardware and the network access the modern day tablet offers is more than capable of bringing this extra service for the user.

They referred to the fact that most tablets of the present day come with a multi core processor along with a dedicated graphics chip and oodles of system RAM which makes the device more than capable of handling the Rockmelt browser which can prove quite resource hungry with all its glitzy features turned on.

At the same time, Rockmelt believes that the present day network careers are extremely stable and the introduction of high bandwith connectivity like 3G and 4G LTE, it will be not at all an issue to have all the graphical elements regarding your browsing preference delivered to you.

With Rockmelt believing that the present browsing method is nothing but the DOS interface for your PC before the launch of the graphical interface, the promises are surely high. Can Rockmelt deliver and live up to these expectations? Only time can say!

         B. Lyttle

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