BlueSky Inventions officially launches its Venus Browser

BlueSky Inventions, Indian software Services Company founded in 2017 has officially launched its latest software product- Venus Browser. Venus Browser is said to come with its personalized app store and some advanced functionalities to enable smooth web browsing experience.

Venus Browser will provide hyper-regional content covering all major Indian states. This will allow all the content inside the app to become region specific, based on user preference and location. As per BlueSky, Venus browser is built on a lightweight web platform and is capable to tackle the top-three consumer problems. The issues related to low available memory, the discovery of applications and services and, access to hyper-local content and applications.

We are yet to test the browser on our smartphones; however, as per the company, Venus Browser's user interface provides access to over 50 content apps for existing smartphone users. BlueSKy also shared some stats and mentioned that the 76% of rural India is consuming content in regional language, whereas urban India is using 66% of the content. Venus Browser is designed to cater to the growing demand for regional content. With its range of integrated apps, Venus browser is said to address the consumer demand that is arising from 70% of the total usage of the internet.

"We have a large audience base that wants to consume content in their preferred language. As digital penetration goes even deeper, the biggest growth will come from going even more regional," said Dinesh Prasad, Founder & CEO of BlueSky Inventions. "We have created a browser from ground-up keeping in mind the user behaviour of Indians by solving the discovery, memory, data & battery issues, very common to all smartphone users. We truly believe that Venus Browser will be a game changer and a market disruptor when it comes to mobile browsers" he further added.

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Venus Browser is designed to solve three fundamental market/consumer problems. These are as follows:

Low available memory for multiple apps downloads on Android smartphones

Discovery of apps & services - new smartphone users who wish to migrate from feature phones

Hyperlocal content and apps - consumers looking for regional & local language contents

To download the Venus Browser click on this link.