The WAP Forum recently released the next revision (Version 2.0) of specifications for the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP). As an evolution of the open wireless standards for delivering ...

When it comes to accessing Internet-based information while on the move, wireless customers have said they want personalized, timely and precise information delivered securely to a variety of devices, ...

The Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) and Bluetooth each currently play key roles. WAP connects mobile phone users to a variety of Internet-based applications. Bluetooth allows users to wirelessly ...

3G technologies favor CDMA over TDMA air interfaces. Mobile phones are the consumer electronics success story of recent times. The latest subscriber figures for the UK alone show that market ...

Only 1 American in 70 is on the "wireless Web" today, but more than a third of us will be by 2005, at least if you believe a new report by Jupiter Media Metrix. And while some of us will be using ...

Over the past year, Webmasters have seen the hype about wireless technologies come and go. For a while, wireless was the hot new thing, but just as with B2C and B2B, the hype machine for Wireless ...

SINGAPORE--Out of cash? Need to locate the nearest automatic teller machine (ATM)? Consumers can now find ATMs which support MasterCard, Cirrus and Maestro transactions--through their wireless ...

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Some cell phones are so hard to use that most people are abandoning the fancy features such as e-mail, according to two studies that put the blame on WAP. More than 90 percent of the handsets on the ...

Remember the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)? Before smartphones, it seemed as though everyone was building mobile versions of their websites in WAP form. This even happened again for a short ...

16 July 2006Amman, Jordan 16 July 2006- XPress Telecommunications is now launching its new Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) service "XPlore" , a service that will allow all its subscribers to keep ...

We have all heard the phrase killer wireless application. Unfortunately, those killer apps are more complicated than they look. Competing standards, myriad devices, and different browsers create a ...