UCWeb has released UC Browser HD 3.2 for Android, aiming to elevate the mobile video experience to a new level.
Android users have many options when it comes to choosing a mobile browser. However, few browsers are designed and developed exclusively for tablets and large screen smartphones, where the additional screen real estate comes with additional requirements necessary for a great browsing experience, such as larger icons, bigger fonts, better gesture control, etc. Taking hardware specifications and usage scenarios into consideration, UC Browser HD is designed to provide perfect support for video and gesture control on tablets and large screen smartphones. It features Intuitive Gesture Control, a Gesture-controlled Video Player, Smart Downloading and more. The latest update brings even more options for better video experience as well as support for Samsung split-screen mode.
Video More is an aggregator of videos, which collects the most popular videos from various video sites. User may find “Video More” by simply swiping to the left on UC Browser’s home screen. “Video More” is only available in India at the moment, but it will soon be available in more countries.
UC Browser HD 3.2 also comes with “My Videos”, a video management tool that allows users to play and delete the videos they have saved. To access it, click the Menu on the top right corner, and select “My Videos”.
UC Browser HD’s menu has been simplified to include only the most popular and essential features. Also, support has been added for Samsung split-screen multitasking feature, allowing Samsung device users to use other apps while browsing with UC Browser at the same time.
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