Ericsson launches WAP phone
Ericsson launches WAP phone
JAKARTA (JP): Sweden-based mobile telecoms company Ericsson
Indonesia launched on Tuesday its first Wireless Application
Protocol (WAP) mobile telephone, the Ericsson R320s.
The company said customers using the post paid billing service
from the country's GSM operators would be able to use the R320s
phone to access information from the Internet provided by WAP-
based content provider GSmart.
Information available on the phone includes weather, theater
and flight schedules, stocks, foreign exchange and e-mail.
The phone, which is a mere 1.5 centimeters thin and weighs 95
grams, has an in-built modem and infrared communication
capabilities as well as other basic features. (cst)
JAKARTA (JP): Sweden-based mobile telecoms company Ericsson
Indonesia launched on Tuesday its first Wireless Application
Protocol (WAP) mobile telephone, the Ericsson R320s.
The company said customers using the post paid billing service
from the country's GSM operators would be able to use the R320s
phone to access information from the Internet provided by WAP-
based content provider GSmart.
Information available on the phone includes weather, theater
and flight schedules, stocks, foreign exchange and e-mail.
The phone, which is a mere 1.5 centimeters thin and weighs 95
grams, has an in-built modem and infrared communication
capabilities as well as other basic features. (cst)