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| '''WAP''' or Wireless Application Protocol is part of the [[IMT-2000]] [[ITU]] standards that includes [[GPRS]], [[Bluetooth]], [[DECT]] and [[UMTS]]. It has been the subject of much [[pro-technology propaganda]]. | | '''WAP''' or Wireless Application Protocol is part of the [[IMT-2000]] [ITU]] standards that includes [[GPRS]], [[Bluetooth]], [[DECT]] and [[UMTS]]. It has been the subject of much [[pro-technology propaganda]]. |
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| A maximum of 1397 bytes of compressed content per page is the maximum in order to work with currently fielded devices like a five-year-old,
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| four-line-display [[Nokia]].
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| However, WAP is basically dead: [[XHTML]] and [[CSS]] have supplanted it, offering easier (and more widespread) implementation with very little additional overhead.
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| "[[MediaWiki XHTML]] source is hardly ideal, but it works. The lightweight
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| skins make it perfectly suitable for the kind of dynamic interaction we
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| would ask from it with WAP, and for a more tailored interface there's
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| always [[TomeRaider]]." - [http://mail.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikipedia-l/2004-July/016048.html]
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| === references === | | === references === |
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| *[http://www.gsm-technology.com/gsm.php/en,unlock,subpage_id,technologie_WAP.html WAP specs] | | *[http://www.gsm-technology.com/gsm.php/en,unlock,subpage_id,technologie_WAP.html WAP specs] |