Globalstar Introduces Sat-Browse Powered by Yippy, Inc
November 08, 2017 at 07:59 pm IST
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Globalstar, Inc. announced the introduction of Sat-Browse™, a new Internet compression and search engine technology powered by Yippy, Inc. Sat-Browse enhances the Internet browsing experience for Globalstar’s satellite subscribers through quick access to text-based information and decreased load times for data from the web or corporate data silos. Supporting multiple languages, Sat-Browse allows users to stay informed when beyond cellular with faster access to news, sports, weather and informational or educational sites. Sat-Browse works seamlessly via the Sat-Fi® app using either Globalstar’s Sat-Fi or 9600 Data Hotspot satellite devices. These products are used by a wide range of customers in industries such as commercial fishing and marine, oil & gas, forestry, mining and construction as well as outdoor sports and recreation. Satellite customers can browse the Internet with greater speed than before with text-based web page content loading in seconds. Subscribers with an existing Globalstar satellite phone and data cable can utilize their normal data connection to take advantage of the Sat-Browse technology using their existing Internet browser.
Yippy, Inc. is a provider of enterprise search and insight technologies for various types of consumers of data. The Companyâs enterprise search technology delivers business solutions. It also offers Yippy Search Appliance (YSA), Google Search Appliance (GSA) replacement and Yippy Search Cloud (YSC). The Companyâs YSA and YSC offers search technology, content connectors, security and user interface. The Companyâs navigation filters allow users to refine search attributes, such as date, price, author, location and content type. Its YSA offers organizations the flexibility to control the information that is included in the index and displayed in search results, including word proximity, synonyms, source, link analysis, and freshness. It also includes access control integration, including ActiveDirectory, single sign-on (SSO), lightweight directory access protocol (LDAP) and access control lists (ACLs) that provides early binding document and field level security.