Back Issues Letters to the Ed. This is despite vigilant attempts by Europe's carriers and engineers to promote the service and develop world-class cellular technologies.
Analysts propose a number of theories.
In Japan, where manufacturers work closely and draw up timetables with their designated component suppliers, such a problem would be unlikely to occur. Advertisements neglected to feature the handsets' relatively unexciting screens, misleading consumers into overestimating the sophistication of WAP transmissions. A number of people who have bought the handsets have actually taken them back because they'd been misinformed by the advertising and wanted something from wireless that's the equivalent of a fixed line. And of course it's nowhere near that. And since C-HTML is just a subset of HTML, experienced Web developers have a much easier time designing cellular content for it.