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	PDA Encyclopedia - Microbrowser
		A microbrowser is an internet or web browser designed for use on a handheld device such as a PDA or mobile phone.
		Microbrowsers have small file sizes to accommodate the low memory capacity and low-bandwidth of wireless handheld devices.
		The so-called microbrowser technologies such as WAP, NTTDocomo's i-mode platform and Openwave's HDML platform have fuelled the first wave of interest in wireless data services.
	www.pdasupport.com /PDAencyclopediaMicrobrowser.htm (581 words)

	AOL browses handsets with Nokia \| CNET News.com
		Microbrowsers are analogous to browsers on PCs but are meant for Internet-enabled wireless phones.
		The agreement is AOL's first foray into the microbrowser market under its Netscape brand, which it gained through the purchase of Netscape Communications in 1998.
		Microsoft also has a microbrowser, dubbed Microsoft Mobile Explorer, which was launched in 1999 and has found its way onto more than 1 million phones in Asia.
	news.com.com /2100-1023-251144.html (729 words)

	Computers Today, July 16-31, 1999, Tech Trends; The Net in Your Pocket
		A microbrowser is essentially a stripped-down Web browser that is designed for use in mobile telephones or even pagers or other wireless devices.
		Microbrowsers also allow the user to switch over to an interactive menu-style system that uses data exchange instead.
		The microbrowser sets up an interface with the cellular networks themselves, and translates HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), usually from the Internet, into WML (Wireless Mark-up Language), which is then stored on the server.
	www.india-today.com /ctoday/16071999/trends.html (1428 words)

	CSD '99 - Topic of the Month Page : WAP [June 2000]
		As such, a WAP session initiated from the WAP microbrowser could well be the only way that GPRS users can receive information onto their mobile terminals.
		WAP is a client server philosophy, requiring a microbrowser in the mobile phone and a WAP Gateway connected to the mobile network.
		By the middle of 1999, WAP clients such as the Nokia 7110 were becoming available in quantity and other phone vendors such as Alcatel and Motorola have announced that they are introducing support for the Wireless Application Protocol across their entire product range.
	www.shanemcdonald.com /topic-0600.html (4591 words)

	XML - Creating WML Documents Tutorials
		For a more full-featured microbrowser and WML development environment, you might consider the Openwave SDK, which provides a highly useful microbrowser that resembles a virtual mobile phone.
		Granted, some microbrowsers don't care about the file extension and will display documents okay regardless of the extension, but it's good programming practice to get it right and use the correct file extension.
		Microbrowsers for wireless content are much more proprietary than HTML browsers, which means that most major mobile device manufacturers offer their own microbrowser.
	www.brainbell.com /tutorials/XML/Creating_WML_Documents.htm (3430 words)

	Microbrowser architectures
		It's not just that Web developers need to consider mobile devices and the microbrowsers they run; the fact is, they have to consider such a wide variety of devices and microbrowsers that the job of providing broad connectivity seems nearly impossible at first glance.
		And although the company was only counting on supporting a short list of devices, the new interface was coded down to the simplest possible HTML in an effort to reach a broader audience.
		Add to that the fact that competition for both the client-side microbrowser and the server-side application and translation parser remains quite intense, and it seems clear that it's too soon to predict which wireless Web architectures will become the most popular.
	www-128.ibm.com /developerworks/web/library/wa-browse.html?n-wa-961 (1952 words)

	Handspring licenses microbrowser to Sprint \| CNET News.com
		The handheld device maker announces that it has struck a deal with wireless carrier Sprint PCS to license Handspring's Web microbrowser.
		Although Handspring's Blazer might be tightening its grip on wireless browsing for Palm OS-based devices, browser makers have thrown down the gauntlet to develop microbrowsers for mobile computing devices.
		Perhaps the greatest threat to Palm OS-based devices continues to be Microsoft's Pocket PC operating system, which has garnered greater momentum in recent months in the corporate market.
	news.com.com /2100-1040_3-273379.html (448 words)

	Wired News: Microbrowser Battle Brewing
		Announcements by prominent wireless carriers to support both an open standards group and a Microsoft-backed venture for providing access to data via mobile wireless devices is raising questions about Microsoftâs strategy in the wireless data market.
		But others said Microsoftâs (MSFT) entry into the wireless data market is a sign that the battle to provide Web browser interfaces for mobile devices, or "microbrowsers," could be ready to heat up.
		Microsoft, which started a war with Netscape Communications (NSCP) by putting its Internet Explorer browser in its Windows operating systems, could do similar things in the mobile device industry, where it is heavily promoting Windows CE.
	www.wired.com /news/business/1,16196-1.html (596 words)

	MobileTechNews - BellSouth Wireless Data adopts Neomar WAP Microbrowser
		When launched, the Neomar microbrowser will give customers using BellSouth-enabled wireless handhelds comprehensive access to lifestyle and other value-added content, allow BellSouth Wireless Data to deliver wireless e-commerce applications to end-users and give businesses access to Web-based enterprise applications in a secure end-to-end solution to deliver content to customers.
		From an enterprise standpoint, the addition of the Neomar microbrowser to the BellSouth Intelligent Wireless Network will allow employees to have access to critical business applications, such as sales force automation and banking, literally in the palms of their hands via wireless handheld devices.
		The microbrowser capabilities also will enable wireless Application Service Providers (ASPs) to deliver a variety of wireless data solutions to small and medium-sized businesses via the BellSouth Intelligent Wireless Network.
	www.mobiletechnews.com /info/2000/06/27/142412.html (339 words)

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		The WAPman Professional WTLS microbrowser is the result of a technology collaboration between EdgeMatrix and U.S.-headquartered RSA Security.
		The new microbrowser is the latest addition to the EdgeMatrix microbrowser lineup, which include WAPman Classic, an entry-level WAP microbrowser for low-end PDAs; and WAPman Professional, which adds support for color mobile services, as well as location-based and multilingual capabilities.
		Designed as an OEM microbrowser for rapid and easy porting to wireless handsets and mobile devices, WAPman can also be ported into any 'touch-point' or mobile communication port that would be an embedded part of Internet kiosks, 'white goods' such as microwaves and refrigerators, cars and other public access communication points.
	asia.internet.com /news/print.php/681461 (335 words)

	Microsoft to offer free microbrowser as ‘stop Symbian’ campaign \| The Register
		Having failed so far to get mobile phone companies to vote for CE in any significant numbers, Microsoft is now readying an alternative strategy - offer them a microbrowser free of charge for their handsets and devices.
		This one, for example, appears to involve an ultra-slim browser running on top of an embedded OS, and although Microsoft would no doubt like the embedded OS to be a Microsoft one, this is by no means essential.
		And the microbrowser on top of an embedded OS sounds rather like what you'd hear from Sun.
	www.theregister.com /1998/11/17/microsoft_to_offer_free_microbrowser (555 words)

	J2ME : Java ME : MicroDevNet : Press Releases
		EdgeMatrix is one of the few pioneering multichannel companies in the world to have developed WAP microbrowsers and made them available for public download.
		The next generation of WAPman microbrowsers with the Plug-in architecture, to be released later, will further allow for multiple Markup Language support.
		The WAPman microbrowser currently ships with WAP 1.2.1 specification with 128-bit WTLS security while the plug-in architecture design is expected to be released in the second half of 2001.
	www.microjava.com /news/press?content_id=1205 (767 words)

	Polycom Microbrowser - voip-info.org
		Special characters used in HTML with a character code, andquot; for instance, are not supported by the microbrowser.
		Aligning text into columns by using stretched 1x1pixel white images is possible, however since the browser uses a proportional font you have to know the widths of each character in order to do this accurately.
		So for fun I just hacked a quick shell script to display the weather and news from the local paper (via an RSS feed.) There's a sed bit in there because the RSS I download is malformed and corrupt so I need to massage it a bit.
	www.voip-info.org /wiki/view/Polycom+Microbrowser (1235 words)

	Microsoft launches UK Internet cellphone trial
		BT and Microsoft said internal trials have already proved successful and they anticipate a "sizeable deployment" of the technology to their international partners early next year.
		STNC's microbrowser emerged earlier this year and was initially seen as a threat to CE after being adopted by Microsoft's rival mobile computing consortium Symbian, backed by vendors including Nokia and Ericsson.
		Microsoft said it is designing its microbrowser and micro-OS technology to work on all hardware platforms.
	www.itweek.co.uk /articles/print/2108510 (450 words)

	Nokia - Nokia demonstrates first XHTML microbrowser on standard mobile phone - Press Releases - Press - About Nokia
		Nokia, the world leader in mobile communications, today demonstrated the first XHTML microbrowser on a standard mobile phone.
		XHTML is the language that will be used to create all content regardless of whether it is for the fixed Internet or the mobile phone world.
		A pdf version of the "Advantages of XHTML for Wireless Data" white paper can be found at www.nokia.com/press/nps_white_papers.html.
	press.nokia.com /PR/200103/813189_5.html (597 words)

	WML and WMLScript
		The WAP-enabled phones (microbrowser) Communicates a webserver through a WAP gateway.
		When a user types in a URL, the request is send to the WAP gateway using the WAP Protocol, where the gateway creates a conventional HTTP request for the specified URL and sends it to the web server.
		We first have to send a header that tells the microbrowser (Nokia) that the content following is WML.
	www.vijaymukhi.com /documents/books/wap/sec2/chap11/chap11.htm (3027 words)

	Microbrowser Supports Multiple Standards
		Its existing Compact NetFront microbrowser is used on more than 10 million i-mode phones in Japan, the company claimed.
		The new microbrowser will give devices the ability to display content based on any of the three standards.
		The company said an early-access version of the microbrowser will be available in the second quarter of this year and the production version will ship by the end of the year.
	www.internetnews.com /bus-news/article.php/718831 (454 words)

	AOL - Nokia style - infoSync World
		The new multi-year agreement between Nokia and AOL means that the companies will develop a new microbrowser based on Nokia's current technology, but that will have features from AOL integrated with it.
		The new microbrowser will be WAP-compatible, and AOL intends to use it in a range of mobile communications devices.
		Creating this new microbrowser and thereby taking the Netscape brand to the mobile communications market is consequence of AOL's AOL Anywhere strategy, which simply put aspires to put AOL on every platform that's available.
	infosyncworld.com /news/n/106.html (294 words)

	Microbrowser Selected for New NEC 3G Handsets
		ASIA : ACCESS announced that its NetFront v3.0 microbrowser has been deployed in NEC's new e616, c616, e313 and c313 handsets for use on Hutchison 3G's W-CDMA network in Europe and Asia.
		ACCESS announced that its NetFront v3.0 microbrowser has been deployed in NEC's new e616, c616, e313 and c313 handsets for use on Hutchison 3G's W-CDMA network in Europe and Asia.
		The OCP-IP announced that the OCP interface is at the heart of the new OMAP(TM) 2 "All-in-One-Entertainment" architecture from Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI).
	www.3g.co.uk /PR/June2004/7914.htm (635 words)

	Nokia - America Online and Nokia Announce Microbrowser Licensing Agreement - Press Releases - Press - About Nokia
		Under the multi-year agreement, America Online will work with the Nokia technology to bring to the market enhanced microbrowser technology and to promote wireless standards, including WAP, that foster a vibrant mobile data experience.
		We are pleased that AOL's first forays into wireless microbrowser services are based on open global standards and our tested technology."
		The agreement between Nokia and America Online marks the first extension of the Netscape brand to the microbrowser market.
	press.nokia.com /PR/200101/804927_5.html (441 words)

	AOL, Nokia Sign Microbrowser Deal
		America Online, Inc., and Nokia are developing and marketing a Netscape-branded version of Nokia's WAP microbrowser, with AOL enhanced features, for use across a wide variety of mobile communications devices.
		Under the multi-year agreement, AOL will work with the Nokia technology to bring to the market enhanced microbrowser technology and to promote wireless standards, including WAP.
		The agreement between Nokia and AOL marks the first extension of the Netscape brand to the microbrowser market.
	dc.internet.com /news/article.php/2101_563551 (399 words)

	Neomar Delivers Wireless Web to Mobile Professionals and the Enterprise
		Combined with the Motient announcement today, these alliances ensure that Neomar's microbrowser will be available to all Palm, BlackBerry, and Motient eLink users to use to power their mission-critical enterprise applications.
		In addition to gaining the attention of business PDA users with the microbrowser, Neomar is also delivering the Neomar WAP Gateway which, combined with the microbrowser and portal, provides a secure, end-to-end solution for Neomar's partners to deliver WAP content to their customers.
		The microbrowser and content are free to customers for a limited time.
	www.mobic.com /oldnews/2000/05/neomar_delivers_wireless_web_to_.htm (674 words)

	Nokia 7110 WAP Mobile Phone, Nokia7110 from mPhone Online Store
		Many of the most important new features of the Nokia 7110 - large display, microbrowser, Navi™ Roller, predictive text input - were developed to make it faster and easier to access services available over the Internet using a mobile phone.
		When you buy the Nokia 7110, you can have the service access numbers sent as a message to your phone, which then automatically does all the configuration.
		The microbrowser works like a microbrowser on the Internet.
	www.mphone.co.uk /nokia/7110.html (822 words)

	Welcome to the home of the Klondike family of WAP products!
		The Klondike WAP Microbrowser Engine is the engine which enables the Klondike WAP Browser.
		The Klondike WAP Microbrowser Engine is a product targeted at device manufacturers who wish to make a jump-start in developing device specific browsers.
		The emulator demonstrates the capabilities of the Klondike WAP Microbrowser Engine including the Layout Manager, in an ad-hoc setup.
	www.apachesoftware.com /Engine.html (230 words)

	Press Release
		Leading Taiwanese Manufacturer Licenses Phone.com Microbrowser for Use in its GSM and CDMA Handsets
		Phone.com has proven that it is the worldwide leader in microbrowser technology, across all mobile standards.
		Given their commitment to the WAP standard, they were the logical choice for Acer Peripherals."
	www.wapforum.org /new/2000013189ACE.htm (647 words)

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