Similarly, the Neomar WAP browser is available separately. Palm's Web Clipping application is pre-loaded on some models available in the US, but it is not available as a separate upgrade and is unique to the Mobile Internet Kit. Installing the software onto Palms can be done in a number of ways. IT departments with a fleet of devices can use management systems such as Microsoft SMS, Tivoli Enterprise or CA Unicentre to perform a managed deployment to Palm devices. Individual users will probably want to install the software using the installation wizard on the CD-ROM supplied with the kit.
Multilingual support is uneven.
The installation wizard works in five languages, while the installed applications support only English, French and German. The kit is compatible only with Palm devices running version 3.5 of the Palm OS, which makes it incompatible with the Handspring Visor and Palm IIIe. If the user's device is running an earlier version of the operating system, the wizard can perform the upgrade. The wizard then asks the user to select their mobile phone or modem from a pick list, which might be unnerving for those whose phone, like ours, is not on the list. A few more panels are used to identify the user's phone company, which in turn is used to select the correct phone number for the SMS Centre, which is used as a gateway to send text messages.