It supports WAP, the de facto standard in Europe and Asia, and will eventually support the Web content-tagging language HTML, says Motorola. The device will also support Universal Mobile Telecommunications Standards when they are implemented during the next few years, Webber says. That should allow users to travel while connected to the Internet through a wireless device without loss of connection between carriers, he says. Phone users want the device to be small, and anything with a clamshell keyboard will have to be relatively large. He says he sees the solutions in a combination of two devices.
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