Scott Goldman

Rumors of the "death" of WAP have, in the time-honored phrase, been exaggerated. WAP isn't dead by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, it's getting more and more alive every day. Membership of the WAP Forum itself, for example, has grown in the last year from 250 to over 600 members and the amount of content that's available to people who use WAP-enabled devices, which in the final analysis is all that matters, increased from only 25,000 pages at the beginning of the year 2000 to 8 million at the end. So it's perfectly clear that developers are out there. Indeed there are v... (more)