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  • Standards-based Apps Rule, Except…

    Getting a handle on the big & little picture

    Openwave is one of the key players in software and all things wireless, and are a vendor to both J-Phone and KDDI. We interview a senior product manager on standards-based applications, and why MMS may fail like WAP 1.0. We also take a first-hand look at a lively new instant messaging application for keitai and PC.

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    Posted: 5 August 2002 | Filed: Sign of the Times, Video Programs | Feedback | Print |
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