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www.sun.com By utilising Java-based technology at Yospace, we enable our customers to utilise the platform and operating system of their choice and reduce the amount of time and resources we would have needed to create the same robust, cross-platform solutions using another development environment. Yospace is developing software across the full Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE) architecture, from applets running in Web browsers to enterprise applications designed to run smoothly on high-end servers running the iPlanet Web Server and iPlanet Application Server. |
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Genie is the UK's leading Mobile Internet service with over two and a half million registered users from the Internet and across all four mobile networks. Genie delivers personalised news and information via your computer and your mobile phone giving you flexibility and choice over what you read and where you read it. |
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The NCC Group offer state-of-the-art sytems and emulation tools for testing all aspects of your WAP or SMS based mobile internet service, from WML syntax and semantic checking through to interoperability and stress testing on an wide range of handsets and network scenarios. As a market leader in the mobile internet arena, they are ideally placed to give you and your customers confidence that your service is not only error free, but delivers exacting standards of consistency, ease of use and performance. To find out more about our extensive range of telecoms testing products and services click here. |
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www.sourceo2.com Source O2 supports wireless applications developers in getting ideas from concept to market as quickly and as easily as possible. All Source O2 registered users gain access to technical information, to networking opportunities and to regular industry-wide events. The site also provides an efficient route for Developers to test their products and potentially work with BT Cellnet. |
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www.deltica.com Deltica provides a simple one-stop shop for sending WAP data to phones. Their global SMS Gateway supports everything from simple text messages to ring tones, pictures, and OTA provisioning. Deltica has recently launched an interface for sending WAP settings, allowing you to configure phones by email, from their webform, or using HTTP.
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www.mobile-dev.com MobileDev is a leading visual wireless development environment produced by Speedware Corporation. Speedware use the SmartPhone Emulator JavaBean Edition in version 2.0 of MobileDev. |
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www.rocketfinger.com Trying to type a URL into a phone keypad is probably the biggest drawback to browsing the web via a digital cellular phone. Each number has three or four text values and it's not easy selecting the right one. Even if you hit every key in the right sequence typing speed is -- at best -- about two words a minute. The Rocketfinger System doesn't rely on the specific value of individual keys. It uses a patent pending process to convert the requested string into a linked URL. Whether you enter "676", "Mpm", "Nqo" makes no difference. ROCKETFINGER.COM is going to send back a navigable link to MSN.COM. Rocketfinger is not a number. A Rocketfinger is a translation algorithm of your domain name. |
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www.bango.net Bango Numbers also tackle congestion caused by increased demand for memorable domain names worldwide by giving customers another route to access a Web site -- via a simple Phone number. Bango Numbers are ideal for mobile internet users who would rather key numbers than web addresses into telephones, and for people who do not use western alphabets. The same number also works from PCs, web TVs, and other Internet devices. Any existing URL can be given a Bango Number alternative, enabling fast access to any information on the web using numbers. Bango Numbers can have a length from one to fifty digits, so there are trillions available. |
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