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Without a doubt, our world is rapidly moving to wireless technologies in all areas of communications. Is your website ready for this transition? This book will help you gain confidence that you are not behind the times. The book “WAP in action. Accessing Internet Sites via a Cell Phone, which describes over 20 ready-to-use programs, will serve as a good starting point for developing and operating your own applications. Whether you want to use a flight schedule viewer, a mailing monitor, or an inventory finder, this book will help make your Web site more accessible to those on the move.
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