In addition to the Mobile Internet Marketplace, which allows one to search for existing enterprise services, the site features an interactive map of the world for pinpointing what types of mobile networks have been deployed across the globe and by whom. Go hear to stay on top of developments in getting the test bed off the ground and for in-depth information about the initiative. But the article quickly moves on to areas where the networks administrator really stands to benefit from wireless, primarily in the area of data packet connectivity with such devices as the ubiquitous Palm handheld unit. A highly detailed overview of the way that new satellite radio technology works. In addition to some of the more technical detail for which the Journal is known, some thoughts on the market demand for these services are offered.
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This site is a repository of wireless java applications, or Midlets, which is short for Mobile Information Device Application. Independent software vendors are encouraged to upload applications to the site and users are allowed access to all of the applications found there. Registration is required. The Mobile Wireless Internet Forum has assembled this index of technical papers in Word document format. Lots of other tech-goodies and access to forum documentation found through the homepage.