31-Dec-1999: Millions Marking 2000 Online.
31-Dec-1999: Wall Street eyes the Mobile Internet.
31-Dec-1999: Japanese Use Cell Phones To Web Surf.
30-Dec-1999: Pentek Develops Software Radio Solution For 3G Designs.
30-Dec-1999: German Mobile Market Set for Explosive 2000.
30-Dec-1999: VoiceStream Wireless and Omnipoint move with GSM.
30-Dec-1999: Qualcomm Shares Jump 31% as Analyst Predicts Price Will Double Next Year.
29-Dec-1999: Irish software firm announces U.S. WAP plans.
29-Dec-1999: Webheads, Lend Me Your Ears.
29-Dec-1999: Will WAP Phones Wipe Out PDAs?.
29-Dec-1999: Kyocera to Buy CDMA Cellular Phone Unit from Qualcomm.
28-Dec-1999: Siemens and Bosch in Acquisition Discussions.
28-Dec-1999: Stock trading offered over WAP.
28-Dec-1999: Applix iEnterprise Supports WAP- for its iCRM Suite of e-Business Solutions.
28-Dec-1999: Nokia GPRS to support all terminals.
28-Dec-1999: Nokia Completes GPRS Development Milestones.
28-Dec-1999: 2000 to be Banner Year for Mobile Comms in Europe.
27-Dec-1999: Hong Kong ISP Ties Up With Mobile Network Operator.
27-Dec-1999: Swedes take Wireless Know-how to Silicon Valley.
27-Dec-1999: Winning The US Cellular War.
27-Dec-1999: Korean WAP Companies receive Government funding.
27-Dec-1999: ISPs Determine Information Appliance Market Direction.
27-Dec-1999: Surfing with every Handy.
26-Dec-1999: Launching Is Easy--But Success?.
25-Dec-1999: Taiwan's Mobile Product Production to Hit US$ 575 Million in 2000.
24-Dec-1999: Young handheld market set to triple, report says.
24-Dec-1999: SEAGULL announces wireless-to-host solution.
23-Dec-1999: Bell Mobility's Digital Data to Go Service to Expand With Additional Phone.Com Browser-Enabled Handsets.
23-Dec-1999: Ajaxo Inc. and Infocast HK Ltd. Team to Offer First WAP Wireless Stock Trade Services in Hong Kong.
23-Dec-1999: Mobile Phone Internet Hosting Service Launched Today.
23-Dec-1999: WAPsight goes WAP.
23-Dec-1999: Vodafone Keeps Mannesmann Bid Unchanged.
22-Dec-1999: Radicchio membership grows as new industry leaders join initiative to promote security.
22-Dec-1999: Worldwide Smart Handheld Device Forecast Bolstered by Personal Companion Dominance, According to IDC.
22-Dec-1999: AME Info becomes first Middle East business directory to offer access by Mobile Phone.
22-Dec-1999: Go2 Systems Launches 300 Web Sites Accessible From WAP-Enabled Mobile Phones.
22-Dec-1999: Phone.com To Acquire AtMotion.
22-Dec-1999: Nokia and Agence France-Presse Team Up to Develop Wap-Based Mobile News Services.
22-Dec-1999: Dacom joins forces with Yahoo!Korea, Sony, and others.
21-Dec-1999: Verisign Launches World's Most Comprehensive Digital Certificate Service For Wireless Web Servers.
21-Dec-1999: The E-Content Company Joins WAP Forum to Accelerate the Delivery of XML-based Content to Wireless Mobile Devices.
21-Dec-1999: Phone.com Redefines the Mobile Portal With the Acquisition of @Motion Inc..
21-Dec-1999: Partner, Walla to Debut Israel's First Smart Phone Portal.
21-Dec-1999: Vodafone Pulls Trigger On 46-Day German Bid.
20-Dec-1999: U.S. Lags Behind as Asia and Western Europe Lead 3G Market.
20-Dec-1999: Computer Telephony Expo Spring 2000 Features Four New Voice & Data Convergence Conferences.
20-Dec-1999: Infinite Technologies Announces WAPlite Developer Program.
20-Dec-1999: WAP Developer Program Growth Explodes.
20-Dec-1999: SEAGULL Supports Wireless-to-Host Solution.
19-Dec-1999: Free WAP Homepages offered to Addcom customers.
18-Dec-1999: HP Intros World's First PC-Based WAP Server.
17-Dec-1999: Creator of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Launches Wireless Internet Site.
17-Dec-1999: Omnipoint becomes first US provider to trial GPRS.
17-Dec-1999: BBC goes WAP.
17-Dec-1999: Sharp to Launch 'Communication Pal' Mobile Terminal for cdmaOne.
16-Dec-1999: Swissair launches WAP mobile phone check-in trial.
16-Dec-1999: Motorola and MTS In First Trial of WAP Services in Russia.
16-Dec-1999: Forrester Predicts That One in Three Europeans Will Access the Net Via Mobile Phone by 2004.
16-Dec-1999: HomeSite and ColdFusion to support WAP development.
16-Dec-1999: Mobile Computer to be developed by Siemens and Casio.
15-Dec-1999: E-Plus offers Pocket PC with WAP Browser.
15-Dec-1999: Europeans lead the way in converging wireless communications with the Internet.
15-Dec-1999: Comtex to Deliver Real-time News Content to WAP Phones.
15-Dec-1999: BellSouth and KPN Mobile to buy E-Plus.
15-Dec-1999: Itochu Techno Science, Japan's Leading Computer Distributor, Invests in Nettech Systems.
14-Dec-1999: Motorola Takes Equity Stake in 3Com's Palm Computing.
14-Dec-1999: HP first to market with WAP enabled PC server solution.
14-Dec-1999: NTT DoCoMo Launches 'Pocket mopera' Mobile Information Terminal.
14-Dec-1999: Yet Another Partner For Microsoft.
14-Dec-1999: Viag Interkom announces WAP-Portal.
14-Dec-1999: GoAmerica First to Offer Phone.com's WAP-Compliant Gateway in North America.
13-Dec-1999: HP brings WAP to the Open Source Community.
13-Dec-1999: Dreamweaver 3 shipping.
13-Dec-1999: Does MS care about WinCE, or is the mobile browser the platform?.
13-Dec-1999: Nettech Systems Delivers Support for WAP-Enabled Devices; Joins WAP Forum.
13-Dec-1999: FirstQuote and RTS NetWorks Partner to Offer New Wireless WAP Investor Service.
13-Dec-1999: AT&T Wireless and Ericsson create overlay system to boost capacity in high traffic markets.
13-Dec-1999: TD Waterhouse to offer Real-Time Trading over Phone.com Internet-Enabled Phones.
12-Dec-1999: FCC Memo Opposes MCI-Sprint Union.
11-Dec-1999: Delta Airlines to offer Wireless Flight Info.
11-Dec-1999: The Wireless Consortium Meets The W3C.
11-Dec-1999: Infowave enters Phone.com Alliances program.
10-Dec-1999: ANALYSIS-"Browser war" seen brewing in mobiles.
10-Dec-1999: Motorola brings out first Tri-Band WAP phone.
09-Dec-1999: Ericsson/Microsoft explain Business plans.
09-Dec-1999: Ericsson and Microsoft form Joint Venture.
08-Dec-1999: Ericsson restates Commitment to Open Standards.
08-Dec-1999: Microsoft Introduces Microsoft Mobile Explorer.
08-Dec-1999: Zap Announces Version 1.1 of (ucone) at Delphi Group Conference.
07-Dec-1999: GroupServe Launches its Wireless Discussion Service.
07-Dec-1999: Is GSM encryption safe from prying ears?.
07-Dec-1999: Portal Software joins the WAP Forum.
07-Dec-1999: Australia's Telstra Announced WAP Strategy Today.
06-Dec-1999: The "Network PC" Has Arrived -- and Fits in the Palm of Your Hand.
06-Dec-1999: Portal Software outlines Wireless Strategy.
06-Dec-1999: cavion.com Introduces New Software for Wireless Internet Banking.
05-Dec-1999: Bell South Invests in the U.S. Wireless Network.
04-Dec-1999: The Open Group Will Serve As Certification Authority For WAP Version 1.1.
03-Dec-1999: Ajaxo Inc. Announces Wireless Investing Service on Internet Ready Palm VII and WAP Phones.
03-Dec-1999: Europeans might not find a Nokia 7110 under the Christmas Tree this year.
02-Dec-1999: Yahoo to offer WAP service in Hong Kong.
02-Dec-1999: Freeserve and Cellnet to jointly develop Mobile Web in Britain.
01-Dec-1999: Wireless Net desperately seeking content providers.
01-Dec-1999: AOL strengthens its WAP position with Tegic acquisition.
01-Dec-1999: WAP demand to hit warp ten claim supporters.
30-Nov-1999: Phone.com Sees Half of Cellphones on Net.
30-Nov-1999: First successful browsing of the Chinese Web through WAP.
29-Nov-1999: Internet-Capable Mobile Phones in Japan, Support Games, Music, E-Commerce.
29-Nov-1999: Motorola Provides 64Kbps WAP Access On cdmaOne Networks.
29-Nov-1999: Hyundai ... brings wireless internet access to Korean Mobile phone users.
24-Nov-1999: WAP makes U.S. debut at Comdex Fall '99.