a technology that enables a cell phone or other wireless device to access specially formatted Internet content via wireless networks. Several different standards exists: HDML, WML, cHTML, and xHTML. Also known as "Wireless Web" or "WAP".
Technology that enables computers equipped with wireless network cards (also called WiFi) to connect to the Internet without requiring wired connections such as phone lines or cables. This service generally requires an additional fee and a sing-up process.
Connection to the Internet via satellite or a terrestrial transmission network, instead of through a phone cable. Currently through WAP or iMode (q.v.) or else via direct (one or two way) satellite connections which some specialist service providers make available at a price.
Internet applications and access using mobile devices such as cell phones and palm devices. Also, Broadband Internet service provided via wireless connection, such as satellite or tower transmitters.
Internet access using a PDA or Internet-equipped cellular device.
An RF-based service that provides access to Internet e-mail and the World Wide Web.
A radio frequency-based service that provides access to Internet e-mail and/or the World Wide Web.
A general term for using wireless services to access the Internet, e-mail and/or the World Wide Web.
A service granting access to the World Wide Web or internet e-mail via wireless networks.
Wireless mobile computing that uses the Internet as part of the underlying network communication infrastructure. Sometimes called wireless Web.
Wireless Internet grants access to the World Wide Web or Internet e-mail via wireless networks.