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Are you on an iPhone data diet? With unlimited plans a thing of the past, you're certainly not alone. Onavo's new iOS apps might be able to help you trim your data use without limiting your surfing. The service works by inserting itself between your cell phone operator and the internet and compressing data before it's sent to your cell. Yes, you read that correctly. Onavo lives out in the cloud and captures traffic, compresses images and other bandwidth hogs, and then redirects the lower-quality, slightly blurrier assets to your phone. It does this by having you install a configuration profile that overrides your normal Carrier's APN settings, redirecting traffic through its Amazon-based computing cloud. There, the assets are downloaded using inexpensive wired access, evaluated and compressed, before being sent on to the Carrier, which places much less load on the more expensive cellular wireless connection and therefore drains your quota Read More

The move away from unlimited mobile broadband could be frustrating for consumers, but it’s opening up new opportunities for startups. One of these, Onavo, launched last month, and claims to help iOS users reduce the amount of monthly bandwidth on their 3G-enabled iPhones and iPads. The Onavo application and service are free in the iTunes App Store for now, but the company plans to charge for premium services in the future, saying that any costs will be more than offset by the savings from using less mobile data. Using Onavo is simple because the software runs in the background and behaves much like a proxy server.  The company compresses as much data as possible through a cloud-based solution it runs on Amazon Web Services. That means all the 3G data on your iPhone or iPad is run through Onavo’s service before it arrives from your carrier. It also means the company has Read More

The move away from unlimited mobile broadband could be frustrating for consumers, but it’s opening up new opportunities for startups. One of these, Onavo, launched last month, and claims to help iOS users reduce the amount of monthly bandwidth on their 3G-enabled iPhones and iPads. The Onavo application and service are free in the iTunes App Store for now, but the company plans to charge for premium services in the future, saying that any costs will be more than offset by the savings from using less mobile data. Using Onavo is simple because the software runs in the background and behaves much like a proxy server.  The company compresses as much data as possible through a cloud-based solution it runs on Amazon Web Services. That means all the 3G data on your iPhone or iPad is run through Onavo’s service before it arrives from your carrier. It also means the company has Read More

Onavo es una aplicación, cuyo principal objetivo es el de reducir nuestro consumo de datos. Para ello, hace uso de un proxy para reducir la calidad de las imágenes recibidas, pasando previamente por los servidores de la empresa. De esta manera, aplicaciones como Safari, Instagram, Twitter o Facebook, recibirán las imágenes a una menor resolución, consumiendo por consiguiente, menos datos en nuestro plan. El problema principal reside en la privacidad, ya que todos nuestros datos pasan por el servidor de Onavo antes de llegar a nuestro dispositivo. Para que funcione, tendremos que instalar un perfil de configuración, tal y como nos indica el propio programa. Disponible: App Store Precio: Gratis Read More

Roi Carthy is the Managing Partner at Initial Capital. Previously, Roi has worked at companies such as Soluto Head of Products, at Zend Technologies and 888.com. Roi began covering the Israeli startup scene for TechCrunch in August 2007. Born in Israel, Roi has spent many years abroad living in both the US (Boston, Olivet, DC) and in Europe... → Learn More It was only a few shorts weeks ago that we reviewed Onavo, the must-have iOS app that significantly shrinks data consumption. We were so impressed with the app’s ability to save users money on their data usage plans, that we went so far as to say that every iOS user should download it. Today the company is announcing a $3M Round A by Sequoia Capital, with participation of Magma Venture Partners. I asked the company to share some usage statistics for the first twenty days since launch. Here’s what they Read More

Onavo: If you use a capped data plan, you might have to seriously consider using Onavo. It compresses emails, apps or web suring to as much as 90 percent! Sounds too good to be true, right? Onavo promises you could pretty much double or triple the data plan you're on, with it working on anything data-related-except video, sadly. It works by routing the downloads through its cloud-based servers, so while it might make pages etc load a bit slower, the data is already compressed by the time it gets to you. Free Verbs: What really shines about Verbs is that it doesn't bog you down, the app feels light and is very easy to use. Starting a chat is simple, the little chat bubbles are attractive and managing multiple chats is like the 'tab view' in mobile Safari (zoomed out cards). It displays the current conversations you have open in the Read More

Data caps are the bane of every power internet user's existence. Every mobile telecom provider, sans Sprint, has instituted caps marking the death of the "Unlimited" data plan. Even T-Mobile's "Unlimited" plan throttles down your connection after you exceed 5GB in downloads for the month. Onavo, an application for iPhone and iPad users, stiff drink users need to numb the data cap pain. Onavo claims it can double or triple your data plan by compressing the data you use while perusing the web or using apps. What the app does is rather simple. Once the app is installed downloads are automatically rerouted through Onavo's cloud-based servers, and then compressed before sending it to your device. The app does not compress video or any data originating on your device (aka uploads). The obvious concession to this system is the rerouting of information through Onavo's servers does add a little time to your Read More

The Telegraph writes up a new award-winning app called Onavo, that claims it can cut people’s mobile phone bills by shrinking their data usage. In their own words: Once you install the app you can go back to using your phone as before. In the background, your data usage from all apps is compressed so that you get more bang for your buck, doubling and even tripling your data plan. Onavo Shows the user his/her data usage and savings statistics and Generates aggregated data in order to improve the service. Read More