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WAP
Continuing
the constant push for the new 'internet on your mobile'
WAP technology
BT Cellnet
have launched
a pay-as-you-go WAP (Wireless Application Protocol)
package. Mobile Internet Pay As You Go packages in the
shops are £99.99, including WAP mobiles which can access
the WAP-enabled Internet sites and send and receive
e-mail directly from the handset.
New
Vodafone Pre-Pay Package
Service
charge and expiry dates are no more with Vodafones latest
package. Existing Vodafone customers will still have
to pay for Service charge, unless they change to the
new package. The new ‘Pay as you Talk all calls’
will cost from £60 and will initially be available in
packs with a choice of four handsets – the Siemens C25,
Ericsson A1018, the Motorola M3788 and the Trium Astral.
The packs will come with £10 worth of free calls – £2.50
preloaded on the phone and an additional £7.50 worth
of calls on registration. Calls will be charged during
weekdays at 35p per minute peak-rate and 10p per minute
off-peak, while weekend calls will cost 10p per minute
from 7.30am to 7.30pm and 5p per minute from 7.30pm
to 7.30am. See Vodafone's website at www.vodafone.net.
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Ericsson
Reveal New Models
Ericsson get set to launch a new
range of mobiles this year, including WAP-enabled handsets,
a redesigned budget model and a new lighter shock/dust/water-resistant
handset.
Look out for the R320, Ericsson's first WAP-enabled
handset to go on the market in the UK. It's a slimline,
lightweight, model (15mm depth, less than 100g) that
has voice control dialing, an infrared modem built in,
large LCD screen, and a microbrowser for accessing Internet
services via WAP. The higher model R380 Smartphone will
feature a large LCD paneled touch screen PDA with WAP
browser.
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