Amidst dying enthusiasm that the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) will last, at least one company remains optimistic about its future. Finnish mobile phone vendor, Nokia Corp., believes the wireless standard still deserves a rosy outlook.
Vendor unleashes new initiative for Microsoft platform
Compaq's recent announcement to support Monterey/64 has added significant momentum to the merged Unix version, but the move is unlikely to be emulated by vendors such as Hewlett-Packard and Sun.
IBM, SCO, Sequent Computer Systems and Intel gathered late last year to kick-start an initiative to develop a new 64-bit Unix operating system (OS), code-named Monterey/64.
We're on target, says Papows
Australia and Korea expected to record the largest growth rate