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To: Bill Harmond who wrote (116451)1/29/2001 11:27:34 PM
From: Victor Lazlo  Read Replies (1) of 164684
 
"WAP Standard Faces Hurdles in Bringing Net to Devices"
Investors Business Daily, Jan 23, 2001. pg A8
Part II

Nielsen says WAP backers don't want to hear about I-mode. (Jakob Nielsen is a partner in the Nielsen Norman Group, a Fremont, Calif., company that analyzes internet ease of use.)

"This is going to get AT&T Wireless major market share " he said. In about three years, AT&T is going to have an Internet phone that works - not perfectly but it will be a superior product."

..... But Nielsen insists that companies that make WAP products are selling both a "user-unfriendly" and "temporary" technology.

Ron Nag, Chief Executive of Cellmania Inc., a Mountain View, Calif., wireless consulting firm says there's a "gap between hype and reality."

and on and on.
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