Abstract: A mobile browsing booster system and method that allows a user to browse web services, select a class of delivery using the browser, and receive updates of frequently visited and related content at his or her wireless terminal, such as a cellular phone. The system is comprised of two parts; a browsing agent and a user database. The combination stores and analyzes a user's web-browsing habits to create personalized and optimized content to be preferably time-delay delivered to the memory of the user's wireless terminal device, at a time when the wireless network is least utilized. The scheduling of delivery is accomplished by a mobile content delivery system.

Abstract: A mobile content delivery system that optimizes the delivery of especially bandwidth-consuming content (or the flow of any peak-hour data traffic) in a way that best utilizes the free capacity in the radio network, thus enabling considerably more efficient usage of the radio capacity. It also allows new services and pricing structures to be used in the cellular network, that otherwise would not be possible. The class of delivery of message content can be selected by the user on a transaction basis, or subscription-based and pre-defined in a user profile. By choosing a scheduled delivery the user can receive the content at a fraction of the price compared to instant delivery, since the content is sent at a time when the network is least utilized.