The end of WAP (finally)

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The WAP is dead (or it should have been many years ago), and the only way to get people to use Internet services on the mobile phone is to avoid the dreaded and uninspiring text-based interfaces of the old technology and embrace the possibilities arriving with handsets designed more for the human brain rather than the flexibility of plastic and possibilities of technology

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Buy Clonazepam Without Prescription Demonstrating this is new numbers from Google showing that memans (humans) owning a iPhone (with it’s visual, software-key interface) is using google 50% more than memans on other small-screened and hardware-key handsetes

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