More than a year after the introduction of wireless application protocol (WAP) technology just one in eight Esat Digifone customers owns a WAP-compatible handset. In addition, leaked figures from ...

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 ...

There will be 1 billion cellular telephones worldwide by 2004, according to IDC, with half of them Internet-enabled. The most popular Internet-enabling technology being adopted en masse by handset ...

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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 ...

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 ...

Web technology is fairly mature on PCs and workstations, mostly from the capability and speed of desktop machines and the rapidly evolving features supported by HTML. The Internet and the World Wide ...

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, ...

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 ...

A Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) gateway sits between the Internet and your mobile device. The gateway parses websites into a readable format for mobile devices using the Wireless Markup Language ...

Wireless Application Protocol, or "WAP," was once the industry standard for serving mobile Web pages. However, the iPhone supports HTML instead of WAP by default with ...