Last week we released a Google Search option on biNu which runs 4-5 times faster than the standard browser on a low-end 2G phone take a look:

Today we released a Google Search option on the biNu platform. The application took two days to develop and provides search results 4-5 times faster than a standard browser on a low-end mobile (Nokia 1680c). In our tests biNu typically delivered Google search results within 3-4 seconds whereas the same search query in the standard Nokia browser, or the Opera Mini browser, took 16-18 seconds! We’ll have a video showing this with two phones side by side by Monday.

In essence, biNu is a delivery platform that can take content and applications hosted anywhere on the Internet and deliver them to mobile phones with incredible efficiency. Which means a user experience that’s lightening fast and straight forward, even on cheap low-end phones on slow networks.

And biNu can handle practically any language script, without worrying about the language capability installed on a mobile device.

We’ve done the hard work of building the software platform to solve the problem of excruciating response times when it comes to the internet experience on most of the three billion phones in the global market today. Now it’s about connecting those three billion people with as many useful, interesting, valuable and entertaining applications and services as possible.

Next quarter we plan to open up the biNu platform to enable any application developer, content or service provider to reach their mobile audience at lightening speeds, without having to worry about what phone, operating system and network a mobile user is using. Imagine an Internet website being restricted to specific computers, particular operating systems and only available on certain network connections – crazy!! Shouldn’t be like that on the mobile Internet either.

Developing a biNu app is simplicity itself. You can use any preferred technology and tools and host anywhere on the internet, just provide an application URL to the biNu proxy server. Application output is delivered to the biNu proxy in “PADL”, a simple XML schema for describing biNu applications.

Developers will be able to register online with biNu, access technical information describing PADL, access a development platform to test their apps and then register them when complete. Developers will also be able to prioritize their apps on the biNu client home-screen for mobile users they introduce to the biNu mobile client.

And best of all, the biNu platform will be free to use – for developers, content providers, and mobile users. biNu also uses relatively little network bandwidth resulting in significantly lower data costs for users and/or network operators).