NEW YORK, June 24 /PRNewswire/ -- iMarklet, a web utility launched by upstart iMarklet.com, a division of Speedus Corp. , announced today the release of its new Javascript bookmarklet, the iMarklet, to Internet users using Firefox, Safari and Opera browsers.
The service allows users to simply save their favorite web links using a bookmarklet that sits on the user's toolbar. No downloads are required -- just a simple drag and drop. The iMarklet may also be easily installed on iPhone and iTouch devices.
"iMarklet has made it incredibly easy for users to tag a story, embed video codes, create mini-url's, save and email links all in one place," said Steve Spurgat, founder of Urbis and an advisory board member of iMarklet.
iMarklet uniquely puts iPhone users in the driver's seat -- at work, at home or from their handheld, seamlessly enabling them to collect and share bookmarks. "iMarklet is after the sophisticated smart phone user who recognizes the simplicity of the product," stated Spurgat.
About Speedus Corp.
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About iMarklet
iMarklet saw an opportunity to deliver a tool which simply expands the utility for the iphone user. iMarklet is in the process of developing applications for both Internet Explorer and Blackberry users. Find out more about us at iMarklet.com.
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