We are pleased to present an off-the-shelf real-world mobile viewing application for Android smartphones and tablets easily created using the RasterMaster Java SDK. Also available for demonstration will be our VirtualViewer AJAX application running on standard Windows PCs or the Apple iPad and iPhone.  Our family of Snowbound products can be used to view documents using our VirtualViewer applications, or for our customers to create their own customized viewing or conversion applications using RasterMaster for Java, .NET or Windows - whether on your server, workstation or mobile device.
 
Snowbound's Android viewer is Java based and requires minimal installation effort. Once a document or image file is opened, useful page manipulation such as zooming and rotation are available for detailed review. Snowbound's broader family of VirtualViewer software also features multi-page viewing capabilities to display user-defined document sets, showing either multiple pages from one document or the first page from multiple documents.
 
The Android and tablet viewers will be demonstrated in the Snowbound booth (#1009) at the AIIM OnDemand Expo 2011 in Washington DC on March 22-24. The AIIM Conference and Expo at info360 is about exploring new ways to capture, store, analyze, access and deliver enterprise information. In addition to the new Android technology, Snowbound will also be highlighting new releases of:
 
- VirtualViewer AJAX 'Pure HTML' (No client installation required) document and image viewer
- RasterMaster SDK for .NET and DLL newly available for 64-bit OS and 64-bit computer systems
 
"We're very excited to be showing this new mobile demonstration of our technology, as well as greatly enhanced releases of several of our other main products at AIIM 2011," explained Jim Palo, Vice President of research and development for Snowbound Software. "Our ever-growing line of mobile viewers (iPad, iPhone, and Android) was designed to fit the needs of on-the-go professionals, and is being enthusiastically embraced by this market."