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Presents information on the wireless Web services. Information that AirMedia Inc. provides wireless Web access to small businesses that can't afford the high-speed links big companies buy from telecommunication companies; Comments on Unwired Planet Inc. that will help companies to equip their internal networks; Expectation regarding the price of PocketNet phones.

Reports Unwired Planet (UP) closed a deal, in January 1997, with Qualcomm. The deal to enable Qualcomm to produce digital cellular phones that can receive news, weather and stock information using UP software; Why UP's timing was excellent; Comments of UP vice president Ben Linder.

Deals with the WAP Forum, an organization of telecommunication companies in the United States who adopted the Internet-the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP). Role of Unwired Planet Inc. in the application of the wireless Internet technology; Cause of the confusion on the rollout of WAP; How the WAP Forum has evolved.

Presents several Web-based location services featured at the Wireless 1999 trade show in New Orleans, Louisiana. Information on the licensing of UP.Link platform by Nextel; Services to be provided by Nextel and Unwired Planet; Details on the Prism 2.2 platform of SpyGlass.

Presents information on several wireless data services for third generation networks featured at the Wireless 1999 trade show in New Orleans, Lousiana. Information on Nextel Communications' alliance with Motorola, Netscape Communications and Unwired Planet; Advantages of implementing general packet radio service.

Reports on the launching of wireless World Wide Web access via cellular telephones and personal digital assistants (PDA) by the alliance between AT&T Wireless Data, Mitsubishi Wireless Communications Inc., Cirrus Logic's Pacific Communication Sciences and Unwired Planet Inc. Features of the Handheld Devices Markup Language (HDML) to be launched by the alliance; Features of the use of cellular-digital packet data (CDPD).

Presents information on the Handheld Device Markup Language (HDML), which could provide portable web access. Challenges involved in HDMLs; Citing of the pioneering work done by Unwired Planet.

Reports on the departure of Oracle Corp. vice president Andrew Laursen to join startup Unwired Planet Inc.

Reports that Qualcomm Inc. has made an equity investment in Unwired Planet Inc.

Reports on Microware Systems Corp.'s business agreements with Uniden America Corp., and Unwired Planet Inc. Terms of the contracts.

Reports on the availability of an Internet-based telephone service offered by AT&T and Unwired Planet. Cost of the service.

Reports on business agreements between Unwired Planet Inc. (UP) and Qualcomm Inc. to market digital cellular telephones that can receive news, weather and stock information. Use of UP Inc.'s software; Creation of software for sending Internet news and information to cellular phones; Deregulation of the wireless telecommunication industry.

Focuses on a portable telephone built by Unwired Planet and AT&T that can connect to the Internet. Description of the technology used in the telephone; Differences between this technology and the traditional way of creating pocket sized devices.

Reports that AT&T Wireless Services Inc., Unwired Planet Inc. and Mitsubishi Wireless Communications Inc. will jointly announce offerings that combine cellular services and software to allow next-generation smart phones to gain instant access to the World Wide Web. Basis of the new service; Use of UP.Link; Contact information.

Focuses on Unwired Planet (UP) Inc.'s services that deliver Web servers and browsers to the telecommunications industry. Use of UP's computer software to build or modify Web pages with limited graphics and text; Functions of the software; Telecommunication companies using UP's services; Potentials of UP's market in the telecommunication sector.

Presents news briefs on the wireless industry in the United States (US). Purpose of the awareness campaign of the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority; Rules of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on its truth-in-billing that will be applied to wireless carriers; Purpose of the Unwired Planet company for changing its name.

Reports on Unwired Planet Inc.'s smart-phone application software for use in AT&T Wireless Services Inc.'s and Mitsubishi Wireless Communications Inc.'s cellular telephones. Mobile client and server software; Licensing of wireless technology to Internet service providers.

Reports on the introduction of a package by the company, Unwired Planet which is designed to develop, test and deploy wireless applications which allow cellular phones and pagers to send and retrieve data from the Internet. Equipment included in the kit; Comments from Ben Linder, vice president at Unwired.

Reports on the partnership between Nokia Telecommunications and Unwired Planet Inc. to test the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP). Details of the planned WAP tests.

Reports on Wireless '99, an exhibit for wireless communication industry. Information on the alliance formed by Nextel Communications with Motorola, Netscape Communications and Unwired Planet to create a customized wireless portal; Details on the plans of the alliance; Views of industry players on vertical applications.

Reports on GoAmerica Communications' decision to use Unwired Planet's UP.Link Server in its networks.

Features version 2.0 of Unwired Planet's UP.Link Platform wireless data software platform. Capabilities; Push technology feature.

Reports that a number of wireless network operators have expressed support for the hand-held device markup language developed by Unwired Planet.

Reports on Unwired Planet's decision to contribute its hand-held device transport protocol (HDTP) to the wireless industry as an open architecture. Use of the protocol in creating a gateway that allows Internet protocol-based content to be transmitted to wireless terminals; Move as part of its efforts to drive the acceptance of HDTP.

Reports that Alcatel has teamed up with Uwired Planet to convert Web-based data into a text-based format for readout on the LCD of Alcatel's One-Touch GSM phone. Hand-held device mark-up language (HDML) pioneered by Unwired Planet.

Opinion. Comments on developments regarding cellular digital packet data (CDPD) technology; Internet's role in the development of wireless data technology; Marketing of CDPD; AT&T Wireless Service's Internet appliance; Unwired Planet's software.

Reports on the partnership between Ericsson SA, Motorola Inc., Nokia Corp., and Unwired Planet Inc. to define a wireless application protocol aimed at creating a common standard for the use of Internet content in digital mobile phones. Use of the standard to remove the burden of writing codes adhering to competing digital mobile phone approaches; Terms of the agreement.

Reports on Unwired Planet's plans to make its personal digital assistant Web browser, the UP.Browser, available free of royalties to mobile phone manufacturers. Benefits to mobile phone users; Comments from chief executive officer Alain Rossmann; Contact information.

Reports on the development of the Wireless Application Protocol, a standard for accessing Internet services through a mobile phone, by mobile phone manufacturers, Ericsson, Motorola, Nokia Mobile Phones and Unwired Planet. Key elements of the protocol; Companies' plans to make the protocol public by September 15, 1997.

Features AccessWEB, a `visual unified mailbox' on a cell phone developed by Unwired Planet and Boston Technology. Description on the product according to Joe Hagen of Boston Technology; Advantages offered by the product; Plans on the extension of the product.

Reports on Unwired Planet Incorporated (UP) and GTE Wireless' agreement to use the UP.Link open software platform for GTEs SuperPhone service. Benefits of the agreement; Companies that will provide UP-enabled phone hardware; Advantages of SuperPhone; Technology used for SuperPhone in transmitting internet data.

Reports on the unveiling of Unwired Planet Inc. which will offer resellers and other solution providers a way to turn World Wide Web sites into databases for `smart phones.' Alliance partners forged by the company; Beta testing of a system based on a cellular telephone; Creation of the Up.link software environment.