The world wide telecom web browser

Authors:
Sheetal Agarwal;Arun Kumar;Amit Anil Nanavati;Nitendra Rajput
Affiliations:
IBM India Research Lab, New Delhi, India;IBM India Research Lab, New Delhi, India;IBM India Research Lab, New Delhi, India;IBM India Research Lab, New Delhi, India
Venue:
Proceedings of the 17th international conference on World Wide Web
Year:
2008

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Abstract

As the number of telephony voice applications grow, there will be a need for a browser to surf the Web of interconnected voice applications (called as VoiceSites). These VoiceSites are accessed through a telephone over an audio channel. We present the concept and architecture of T-Web Browser, a World Wide Telecom Web browser that enables browsing the Web of voice applications through an ordinary phone. This browser will support rich browsing features such as history and bookmarking.