A standard protocol for providing Internet communications and advanced telephony services on phones, pagers, PDAs, and other wireless terminals.

Enables the transfer of simple internet content to wireless handheld devices like, mobile phones, pagers etc.

An application environment and a set of communication protocols for wireless devices designed to enable manufacturer, vendor, and technology-independent access to both the Internet and advanced telephony services.

Wireless Access Point

A specification for a set of communication protocol standardise the way that wireless devices can be used for Internet access and interoperability with different devices from different manufacturers.

( ireless pplication rotocol) A standard for providing cellular phones, pagers and other handheld devices with secure access to e-mail and text-based Web pages

WAP or wireless area protocol is a protocol that defines the standards by which Web content may be successfully and efficiently delivered to mobile phones.

An industry standard for the development of data applications and services over wireless communications networks. TELUS Mobility is a member of the WAP Forum, which is developing the open, global wireless protocol specification that works across differing wireless network technology types.

ireless pplication rotocol: A protocol designed for advanced wireless devices allowing the easy transmission of data signals, particularly Internet content, to micro-browsers built into the device’s software.

The first computer language that allowed Internet access over wireless devices such as mobile phones.

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ireless pplication rotocol WAP is an open, global specification that empowers mobile users with wireless devices to easily access and interact with information and services instantly. W@P Forum

A free, unlicensed protocol for wireless communications that makes it possible to make advanced telecommunications services and to access Internet pages from a mobile telephone. WAP is a de facto standard that is supported by a large number of suppliers. See also http://www.wapforum.org

Secure specification that allows users to access information instantly via handheld wireless devices such as mobile phones, pagers, PDAs, smartphones and communicators.

WAP enables content to be made visible on a cell phone display.

Allows people to use their mobile phone to send and receive e-mail and offers limited access to the Internet.

Protocol enabling Internet access to mobile telephone users, with the information appearing on the telephone screen.

This is an open global standard that enables Intranet-based content to be displayed on the screen of compatible mobile devices. (read more)

Standard which brings Internet content to mobile phones

specification for the communication protocols for to enables wireless devices to make Internet access .

This is a proposed standard that allows for transfer of data securely between wireless devices, such as PDAs, cell phones, pagers or other combinations of those devices. WAP supports many different wireless networks.

A protocol that defines delivery and access of information to wireless devices

ireless pplication rotocol. The method of data transfer to wireless devices, like mobile phones, PDAs, etc. The mobile equivalent of IP.

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Wireless Applications Protocol. A protocol designed to deliver applications to mobile devices, including cell phones, pagers, two-way radios, smartphones and communicators. close

Wireless Application Protocol (WAP). A standard for wireless communication on mobile devices.

A specification for a set of communication protocol to standardise the way that wireless devices, such as cellular telephones and radio transceivers, can be used for Internet access, including e-mail, the World Wide Web, newsgroups, and IRC.

Wireless Application Protocol. A standard for delivering content, such as Web pages, to mobile devices.

Wireless Application Protocol, Standard für das mobile Internet

Wireless Application Protocol. A technology that converts Web pages into a format accessible by mobile phones.

Wireless Application Protocol. An open global specification that allows high-speed, easy Internet access, and other broadband services on mobile wireless devices (such as handphones).

Wireless Application Protocol The de facto standard for Internet communications over wireless networks for mobile phones, pagers and personal digital assistants. It is an open specification that is based on current Internet standards. WAP is both a communications protocol and an applications environment

Wireless Application Protocol. Standard interface between the Internet and mobile phones.

A specification which allows users to access information via wireless handheld devices (such as cell phones and PDAs).

Wireless Application Protocol. An agreed standard which enables WAP-compatible mobile phones to access Internet-type services (such as news, travel, entertainment, finance, sport etc) via their menu system and LCD screens.

Acronym for "Wireless Application Protocol". WAP is the worldwide standard for communication in wireless networks and is used to display internet content on cellular phones (or PDAs). This naturally requires a WAP-capable cell phone. Using WAP, it is only possible to access WML pages as opposed to "classical" HTML pages. Instead of normal internet sites, your cell phone displays text and simple graphics.

Wireless Application Protocol. The global standard for developing applications over wireless networks, it is a protocol for providing wireless devices with secure access to text-based information, including Web pages, chat, and e-mail.

Stands for "Wireless Application Protocol". Specification that allows users to access the Internet from wireless devices.

Wireless Application Protocol. A data transmission standard to deliver wireless markup language (WML) content.

Technology that allows you to access a vast range of information, entertainment and transaction services via a web-like micro-browser.

Short for Wireless Application Protocol. A technology allowing users to access information, e-mail and some Internet content using wireless devices such as mobile phones and pagers.

Wireless Application Protocol is a protocol developed to allow intelligent transmission of optimized Internet content to wireless phones.

WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) enables Internet files/Web sites to be viewed via mobile devices such as phones and PDAs.

Mobile Standing for Wireless Application Protocol, think of WAP as the Mobile Internet for your mobile phone. A cut-down broiwsing experience using a basic WAP browser on a mobile phone, and content that's optimised for a mobile phone network. More on our WAP page

Wireless Application Protocol. A protocol that enables wireless phones and other wireless devices to access data over the Internet and/or Intranets and to display that data on WAP-enabled devices. WAP is an open standard and is air-link independent, which means that it works across a wide range of devices, and a broad base of manufacturers and developers is creating products for it. WAP operates on the client server model and requires software on the handset and a WAP gateway/server on the network level.

1. Wireless Application Protocol: a set of communication protocol standards to make accessing online services from a mobile phone simple. 2. WAP was conceived by four companies: Ericsson, Motorola, Nokia, and Unwired Planet (today called Phone.com). The WAP Forum is an industry association with over 200 members. Symbian is a full member of the WAP Forum.

Abbreviation for Wireless Application Protocol. The WAP technology is used to connect mobile telephone networks (like Swisscom Mobile's NATEL network) to the Internet.

Wireless Application Protocol This is the wireless transmission technology used to move web pages over the air to users' mobile phones. To use, your mobile phone must have a WAP browser, much like a Web browser.

Wireless Application Protocol - the leading standard for imformation services on wireless devices such as digital mobile phones.

A protocol used to deliver Web pages to suitably equipped mobile phones and Personal Data Assistants.

WAP stands for Wireless Application Protocol. Some mobile phones use WAP to receive selected content from the Internet such as email messages, share prices and news bulletins.

Wireless Application Protocol; a standard whereby mobile phones can gain access to specially tailored Internet websites.

A set of applications and protocols designed to allow wireless devices to communicate with the Internet and provide access to other special services.

WAP stands for the wireless application protocol, is a standardized, device independent protocol that defines the development and operating environment for wireless telephones, pagers and handheld devices.

Specification that allows internet content to be read by wireless devices.

Wireless Application Protocol. A standard or protocol for wireless devices and the accompanying infrastructure equipment. WAP provides a standard way of linking the Internet to mobile phones, PDAs, and pagers/messaging units.

wireless application protocol, used to connect mobile devices to the web

Wireless Application Protocol. A specified set of protocols used to standardise the way mobile devices access the Internet.

Wireless Access Protocol.

Wireless application protocol. The standard for transferring wireless web pages to cell phones and displaying them on small screens. The WAP browser in your phone reads and displays web pages coded in WML (the wireless equivalent of HTML).

Wireless Application Protocol. Allows mobile subscribers to obtain information similar to the service provided by a Web browser.

Short for Wireless Application Protocol. An open, global specification that gives users with wireless, mobile devices rapid access to information services. Designed to work with most wireless networks, WAP applications can be built on any operating system.

Wireless Application Protocol. Wireless Application Protocol, a worldwide standard for applications used on wireless communication networks.

Wireless Application Protocol. Wireless Application Protocol is a standard for bringing advanced applications and internet content to digital mobile telephones.

Stands for Wireless Application Protocol, a standard for providing cellular phones and other handheld devices with a secure access to e-mail and text-based web pages.

Wireless Application Protocol : The Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is an open, global specification that empowers mobile users with wireless devices to easily access and interact with information and services instantly.

Wireless Application Protocol. An emerging standard for communication between wireless Net devices. Get more information at www.wap-forum.com.

An emerging protocol whereby Web-coded information is adapted for use in mobile access devices such as cellphones, pagers or alternative means.

Wireless Application Protocol. A stack of protocols, akin to the OSI model or the TCP/IP stack, to implement the layers needed for communication with wireless devices, security, applications, etc, promoted as an open standard by the WAP Forum.

Wireless application protocol - the computer 'language' that allows wireless devices such as a mobile phone to connect to the Internet.

Wireless Application Protocol allows information to be passed to handheld devices from the Internet.

Wireless Application Protocol. WAP is a standard to enable mobile device users to view web pages easily. It is intended to simplify wireless access to e-mail and enable web transactions to be carried out. WAP makes it possible to access the internet using a mobile phone, pager or other wireless communication device. It is completely independent of network technology and the operator and is currently supported by 99% of mobile phone manufacturers. For more information, please refer to www.wapforum.com

A protocol that allows the easy transmission of data signals, such as Internet content, to micro-browsers built into advanced wireless devices.

Edit / Wireless Application Protocol - An open, global specification designed to allow users of wireless devices to easily access and interact with information and services. The specification defines a system of virtual cards that use a subset of HTML and some proprietary mark-up. WAP can be used on most mobile platforms such as mobile phones, pagers, two-way radios, smartphones and communicators. It is available on most wireless networks, for use with most operating systems. See Also: 2.5G 3G WLAN

WAP or Wireless Application Protocol is a technology that allows users to access information from the internet through selected mobile phones.

Short for Wireless Application Protocol, WAP is specifications for a set of communication protocols used to allow wireless devices to access the Internet and other network utilities such as e-mail, chat, etc...

(Wireless Application Protocol) - An attempt at an industry standard for wireless data communication. WAP is currently used in the United States for a number of wireless data devices, but it is just one of several competing standards.

Wireless Application Protocol - Technical standard that allows mobile phones to access web-based content and formats online content in WML, an XML-family mark-up language. WAP has so far been pushed as the de facto standard for mobile web browsing by the industry-backed WAP Forum. WAP is gaining most penetration in GSM networks, but the standard will work with other network technologies including CDPD, CDMA, GSM, PDC, PHS, TDMA, FLEX, ReFLEX, iDEN, TETRA, DECT, DataTAC, and Mobitex.

Wireless application protocol - Wireless standard for transfering wireless web pages and access to emails through mobile phones.

An open global standard for communications between a mobile handset and the Internet or other computer applications as defined by the WAP forum.

The Wireless Application Protocol is a world-wide communication standard. It is this standard that provides access to the Internet from a specially adapted mobile phone. With WAP, the user can view mini-pages and interact using a small multiple choice screen.

Wireless Application Protocol. The browser standard developed by Phone.com and supported by the majority of the mobile industry.

Wireless Application Protocol. Determines how wireless devices utilise internet content and other services.

WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) is an open global standard for mobile solutions, including communication between a mobile device and the Internet or other computer applications. WAP facilitates such services as stock trading, mobile banking, and airline reservations.

Wireless Application Protocol is a set of standards that enables wireless devices, such as phones, pagers and palm devices, to browse content from specially-coded Web pages.

Wireless Application Protocol. WAP is a specification for wireless data communications using hand-held devices such as mobile phones and palmtop computers.

Wireless Application Protocol. A protocol used to send data cordlessly, for example using a mobile telephone.

(Wireless Application Protocol) This is a language used by products such as mobile phones or small Internet appliances to display the information.

Wireless Application Protocol. It enables phones to activate internet-type services.

Wireless Application Protocol. A protocol used with small handheld devices with small file sizes.

Wireless Applications Protocol: A protocol for wireless applications that simplifies the output of the data to match the screen properties on cellular phone and wireless devices.

Wireless Application Protocol. The development of WAP is being driven by the WAP Forum, initially founded by Motorola, Nokia, Ericsson and Unwired Planet. WAP is a technology designed to provide users of mobile terminals with limited access to the Internet. It offers information in text form on the screen of your phones, but it's hardly the World Wide Web.

Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is a worldwide standard that empowers mobile users with wireless devices (e.g. mobile telephones and wireless terminals) to easily access and interact with information and services on the Internet.

Wireless Application Protocol, a standard for web sites and information services to deliver simple web page layouts to mobile phones. It is developed by the WAP Forum—now the Open Mobile Alliance—to work in the constraints of limited hardware, tiny screens, low bandwidth and erratic connections.

Wireless Application Protocol WAP is a free, unlicensed protocol for wireless communications that makes it possible to create advanced telecommunications services and to access Internet pages from a mobile phone. WAP is supported by all operating systems.

Wireless Application Protocol. Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is a global standard developed to make Internet services available for mobile users through the use of a mobile browser. Although WAP is based on Internet technology, WAP and the Internet live side by side. That is, WAP devices generally do not access Internet sites, and Internet devices generally do not access WAP sites. WAP is capable of displaying "mini websites", which look simple when compared with normal websites but which already provide a variety of powerful services including banking, ticket purchase, news updates and more.

A short form for Wireless Application Protocol, it refers to a system that allows for Web access over a mobile or a palmtop.

Wireless Application Protocol is a de facto standard for mobile communications, allowing mobile devices to access information from a range of sources, notably the Web. WAP content is marked up in WML (Wireless Markup Language) which is similar to HTML and allows screens of information, or ‘cards,' to be constructed. A range of WML tags are provided, allowing various interfaces to be created and shown on WAP-enabled devices.

Wireless Application Protocol. The description of a data format suitable for viewing on mobile phones that have this functionality.

(Wireless Application Protocol) Protocol used to view a Web page on the display of a mobile phone (visit http://www.wapforum.org/ for more information). See WIM.

Acronym for Wireless Application Protocol. A protocol that allows wireless devices (such as mobile phones) access to the Internet.

Short for Wireless Application Protocol - A specification for a set of communication protocols that standardizes the manner in which wireless devices (such as mobile phones, pagers, two-way radios, radio transceivers, smartphones, and communicators) are used for Internet access.

Wireless Application Protocol. An open, global application standard that enables wireless devices to instantly and easily access and interact with information and services. Used in mobile computing devices, it features a micro Web browser that displays and transmits specially formatted pages over a broad range of mobile data channels.

WAP is short for the Wireless Application Protocol, a secure specification that allows users with WAP-enabled wireless devices such as cellular phones and pagers to send and receive email via these wireless devices. Wireless email is perfect for those who are always on the go, and it makes doing business outside the office easier. Not all email services are WAP enabled. Halfprice Hosting's email solution is WAP enabled.

The Wireless Application Protocol is a set of specifications, developed by the WAP Forum, that lets developers using Wireless Markup Language build networked applications designed for handheld wireless devices. WAP was designed to work within the constraints of these devices: a limited memory and CPU size, small, monochrome screens, low bandwidth and erratic connections. WAP is a de facto standard, with support from more than 200 vendors.

Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is a protocol for transmitting data between servers and clients (usually small wireless devices like mobile phones). WAP is analogous to HTTP in the World Wide Web. Many mobile phones include WAP browser software to allow users access to Internet WAP sites.

Wireless Application Protocol; standard that describes display interface for handhelds.

Wireless Application Protocol. A wireless standard from Motorola, Ericsson, and Nokia for providing cellular phones with access to email and text-based Web pages. WAP uses Wireless Markup Language (WML).

WAP is a set of protocols that lets users of mobile phones and other digital wireless devices access Internet content, check voice mail and e-mail, receive text of faxes and conduct transactions. WAP works with multiple standards, including CDMA and GSM. Not all mobile devices support WAP, but IDC (a sister company to CIO's publisher, CXO Media) projects that more than 1.3 billion wireless Internet users will have WAP-capable devices in their hands by 2004.

Wireless Application Protocol. Giver mobiltelefoner adgang til Internettet.

Wireless Application Protocol. A set of protocols that standardize the way that wireless devices can be used for Internet access.

Wireless Application Protocol, a secure specification that allows users to access information via handheld wireless devices such as mobile phones, pagers, two-way radios, smart-phones and communicators.

(Wireless Application Protocol) A free, unlicensed protocol for wireless communications that makes it possible to create advanced telecommunications services and to access Internet pages from a mobile telephone. WAP is a de facto standard that is supported by a large number of suppliers.

The Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is a secure specification that allows users to access information instantly via handheld wireless devices.

Wireless Application Protocol. license-free protocol for wireless communication that enables the creation of mobile telephone services and the reading of Internet pages from a mobilephone, thus being the mobile equivalent of HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol).

Wireless Application Protocol. WAP is a specification for a set of communication protocols to standardise the way that wireless devices, such as cellular telephones and radio transceivers, can be used for Internet access, including e-mail, the web, and newsgroups.

(Wireless Application Protocol) A standard for providing cellular phones, pagers and other handheld devices with secure access to e-mail and text-based Web pages. Introduced in 1997 by Phone.com (formerly Unwired Planet), Ericsson, Motorola and Nokia, WAP provides a complete environment for wireless applications that includes a wireless counterpart of TCP/IP and a framework for telephony integration such as call control and phone book access. WAP features the Wireless Markup Language (WML), which was derived from Phone.com's HDML and is a streamlined version of HTML for small screen displays. It also uses WMLScript, a compact JavaScript-like language that runs in limited memory. WAP also supports handheld input methods such as a keypad and voice recognition. Independent of the air interface, WAP runs over all the major wireless networks in place now and in the future. It is also device independent, requiring only a minimum functionality in the unit so that it can be used with a myriad of phones and handheld devices. ( more) ( more) ( more) ( Yahoo) ( close) ( back)

Wireless Application Protocol is a secure specification that enables users to access information instantly using devices such as mobile phones, pagers, two-way radios, smartphones and communicators.

Wireless Application Protocol. With WAP, Internet companies need to configure their content only once and it can then show up on the tiny screens of almost every wireless device, regardless of service provider.

ireless pplication rotocol: A protocol for transmitting data between servers and clients (usually small wireless devices like mobile phones).

Wireless Application Protocol -- system for sending web content to wireless network devices.

A global protocol used in many newer wireless devices that allows the user to view and interact with data services. Generally used as a means to view Internet web pages using the limited transmission capacity and small display screens of portable wireless devices.

(Wireless Application Protocol) a set of standards that enables a wireless phone or other mobile device to browse Internet content optimized for wireless phones. The competitive technology to WAP is I-Mode by Japan's NTT DoCoMo.

A set of communication protocols for linking wireless devices, such as cellular mobile telephones, PDAs, etc. to the Internet.

Wireless Application Protocol. This provides access to the Internet for mobile telephones.

a set of standards that allows Web access on mobile devices. WAP is supported by most wireless networks and operating systems. It supports HTML and XML, but is designed for WML.

Wireless application protocol – Text based version of the web for mobile phones.

wireless application protocol. Protocol designed to translate World Wide Web information and packet data for display on cellular telephones and other handheld devices.

Refers to Wireless Application Protocol.

See Wireless Application Protocol.

Wireless Application Protocol. Wireless Application Protocol is an open, global specification that empowers mobile users with wireless devices to easily access the internet. This is not the same as HTML internet browsing. There are certain websites that have been enabled to be viewed by cell phones.

WAP is a world-wide information system for mobile phones. It is often described as "the mobile Web", but the comparison can be misleading. WAP is very much tailored to mobile phones, and hence lacks many of the "bells and whistles" of the web, such as the rich graphical interface of some websites. All the mobile phone network operators have their own WAP "portals", offering users a single, easy route to access a range of WAP services such as news, sport and games. Close this window

Wireless Application Protocol. A license-free protocol for wireless communication that enables the creation of mobile telephone services and the reading of Internet pages from a wireless phone, thus considered to be the wireless equivalent of HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol)

Wireless Application Protocol, a set of standards to enable wireless devices to access Internet services, such as the World Wide Web and email.

Wireless Application Protocol. An open, global specification that allows mobile users with enabled mobile devices to easily receive and interact with internet information and services.

(Wireless Application Protocol) The specification for a set of communication protocols to standardise the way that wireless devices such as mobile phones can be used for Internet access.

A proposed standard for delivering content to mobile wireless devices such as cellular phones and handhelds.

Wireless Application Protocol. A secure method for connecting handheld wireless devices on any operating system.

This facility allows compatible mobile phones to access services and information. The current version is WAP 2.0

Wireless Application Protocol, which allows handheld devices to access the Internet. Generally found on mobile phones.

Wireless Application Protocol; a de facto standard for enabling mobile phones to access the Internet and advanced services. Users can access websites and pages which have been converted by the use of WML into stripped-down versions of the original more suitable for the limited display capabilities of mobile phones

Wireless Application Protocol. A set of protocols that provide optimized web access on digital wireless devices such as mobile phones. WAP is designed to work over existing wireless networks including CDMA and GSM, and typically involves a WAP microbrowser on the device and a WAP gateway server at the carrier facility to connect to the Internet.

Wireless Application Protocol. The language used by Web Servers to receive requests from mobile phones and to send (simplified) web pages in response. See also: WML

Technology which allows mobiles to browse the web. It is a protocol for the transmission of data over low bandwidth wireless networks. The gateway connects phones to the Internet, while the micro-browser uses an XML document format called VML to display pages.

Wireless Application Protocol. A set of standards that enables a wireless device to browse content from specially coded Web pages via handheld wireless devices such as phones, pagers and Palm devices.

Wireless Application Protocol. A global standard developed to make Internet services available for mobile users through the use of a minibrowser. Although WAP is based on Internet technology, WAP and the Internet live side by side. That is, WAP devices generally do not access Internet sites, and Internet devices generally do not access WAP sites. To access WAP sites, one needs a TELUS Mobility Web ready handset, and any Pocket Web feature.

WAP stands for Wireless Application Protocol. WAP is an open, global specification that empowers mobile users with wireless devices to easily access and interact with information and services instantly.

(Wireless Application Protocol; pr. "wapp" or "wopp") A system to enable mobile phones to browse the World Wide Web. In practise the site has to be specially designed and text only, and only a very few sites have bothered to set up a WAP version.

Wireless Application Protocol. The WAP protocol is a standard for information services on wireless terminals like digital mobile phones. To fit into a small wireless terminal, WAP uses a Micro Browser. WAP makes it possible to receive information, such as weather conditions, stock information, and more on handhelds and mobile phones.

(wireless Application Protocol) It is a set of protocols that lets users of mobile phones and other digital wireless devices access Internet content, check voice mail and e-mail, receive text of faxes and conduct transactions

WAP or Wireless Application Protocol is a simple version of a web site that can be viewed with a cellphone. It isn't used that much, since it costs money depending on how long you view the page.

Wireless Application Protocol. A global, open standard for on-line service access from small-screen mobile phones.

Wireless Application Protocol - Stack of protocols designed for sending simplified Web pages to wireless devices. It replaces web protocols with its own, and requires that pages be written in WML instead of HTML.

Acronym for Wireless Application Protocol. WAP is a widely used set of protocols that standardize the manner in which wireless devices, such as cell phones and some PDAs, are able to access parts of the Internet, such as e-mail and the Web.

Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is a technical standard designed to allow specially prepared Internet content to be displayed on the screens of mobile devices such as mobile phones, personal organisers and pagers. The information is predominantly text-based to ensure rapid loading to the device.

Wireless Application Protocol. This is a technology that facilitates mobile phone users to access the Internet. It factors in the tiny size of a mobile screen compared to a computer monitor and makes sure that what you see on your mobile screen actually makes sense (although that depends of course on whether the sites you look at make any sense in the first place).

Wireless Application Protocol. A specification that allows users to access information via wireless handheld devices. These devices usually have small screens

Wireless Application Protocol; an application environment and set of communication protocols for enabling wireless access to the Internet.

Wireless Application Protocol. Brings Internet content such as news, weather, travel, etc to mobile phones and can also be used to deliver formatted content such as wallpapers, ringtones, video, games, portals and other useful links. Incentivated provide the mechanisms to write and deliver mobile Internet content to subscribers.

wireless application protocol – a standard that allows wireless phones to send and receive e-mail and access simplified, text-only versions of Web pages

(Wireless Application Protocol) This is a technical standard designed to allow the content of the Internet to be viewed on the screen of a mobile device such as mobile phones, personal organisers and pagers. The information and services available are stripped down to their basic text format to ensure rapid loading to the phone.

Wireless Application Protocol. A protocol designed for mobile Internet applications (webpages, etc.) over a mobile phone network.

Wireless application protocol: an open international standard for applications that use wireless communication. The main application based on WAP is Internet access from a mobile device, which can be used for things like banking, email exchange, ticket purchase, and news services. Check with your local operator for availability.

Short for ireless pplication rotocol is a secure specifications standard for applications that use wireless communication, e.g. Internet access from a mobile phone.

Wireless Application Protocol. Communications protocol that allows wireless mobile devices to access the Internet and its services such as the Web and e‑mail, using a client/ server network. 15.38 wireless designer, 16.4

A protocol for transforming Internet information so that it can be displayed on the small screen of a mobile telephone or other portable device.

The Wireless Application Protocol is used to provide users of mobile telephones access to the Internet.

Stands for Wireless Application Protocol. A protocol used by mobile devices, such as mobile phones, pda devices, etc. Most big web sites do have WAP version available, just use your mobile/cell phone and navigate to google.com or cnn.com for example.

(Wireless Application Protocol) - A proposed standard that allows for transfer of data securely between wireless devices, such as PDAs, cellphones, pagers, or other combinations of those devices. WAP supports many different wireless networks.

Wireless Application Protocol - a technology that allows digital content from the Internet to be disseminated via wireless mobile telephones.

Wireless Application Protocol. Wireless Application Protocol is the connection standard for delivering information to wireless devices such as mobile phones and PDAs.

Wireless Application Protocol. A global, open standard for providing mobile phones, pagers and other handheld devices with secure access to e-mail and simple webpages. WAP allows you to access information through your phone.

Wireless Application Protocol. Wireless transmission protocol enables a mobile phone to have the capabilities of a network accessible smart phone.

Wireless Application Protocol. A standard protocol that enables mobile users to access the Internet in a limited fashion if WAP is supported and enabled on the mobile device, server, and wireless network. WAP users can send and receive e-mails and access Web sites in text format only (WAP does not support graphics).

(Wireless Application Protocol) enables access to advanced digital communications and the Internet over a mobile phone network.

Wireless application protocol. A communication protocol for wireless communications such as mobile phones. ... more

WAP is a protocol that has successfully established a de facto standard for the way in which wireless technology is used for Internet access. WAP technology has been optimized for information delivery to thin-client devices, such as mobile phones. Mobile services powered by Nokia and WAP have been widely accepted by users. By 2004, the number of WAP users in Western Europe is estimated to grow to well over 200 million (source: Cahners, In-Stat Group). In part, this growth is driven by the introduction of General Packet Radio Service (GPRS), WAP 2.0, Bluetooth and Mobile Commerce.

Wireless Application Protocol. A set of security, transaction, session, application and transport layer protocol s that creates end-to-end secure connections for mobile communications.

Wireless Application Protocol. Communication protocols for wireless appliances (such as mobile phones) which facilitate access to internet-based services.

(Wireless Application Protocol) - A global standard for developing applications over wireless communication networks.

Wireless Application Protocol: An open international standard for applications that use wireless communication, e.g. Internet access from a mobile phone.

An open standard for communication between handsets and the Internet. WAP is a wireless communications environment for delivering Web data to wireless terminals with minimal screen display. An initiative started by Unwired Planet, Motorola, Nokia and Ericsson to develop a standard for wireless content delivery on the next generation of mobile communicators. WAP strips all but graphics for display on small screens, such as mobile phones. A mini-browser is an integral part of WAP enabled phones. WAP enabled phones first appeared in Europe at the end of 1999.

Wireless Application Protocol or WAP is an open international standard for applications that use wireless communication. Its principal application is to enable access to the Internet from a mobile phone or PDA.

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