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To: straight life who wrote (51)	3/12/1999 6:39:00 PM
From: Jon Koplik	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 85

Here is another attempt at explaining just what wirelessknowledge does. (This is lifted from post # 24124 on the Qualcomm thread). (Warning -- it was a long, boring post). Jon. Wireless Knowledge > Wireless Knowledge LLC is a joint venture between Microsoft and Qualcomm. > Our mission is to act as a catalyst for the wireless data market by > enabling carriers to deliver on a new vision for the convergence of > wireless access and information technology. > Revolv is Wireless Knowledge's first mobile service. By connecting people > to groupware productivity applications and the Internet, Revolv frees them > to move at will, knowing that they will always have access to their > e-mail, calendar, and other critical applications. And because Revolv > delivers all this from one central data source, people can read, delete, > and respond to their e-mail, update their calendar, and add new contacts > only once, since every action they take is immediately and universally > up-to-date on all their devices-even their desktop computer. As the first > fully-integrated wireless access solution, Revolv represents a new > paradigm in mobile connectivity and open systems design. In keeping with > this philosophy, Revolv is protocol and device agnostic, meaning it works > with the full spectrum of airlink protocols, and on a wide spectrum of > wireless or mobile devices. The list of devices supported is extensive and > growing: > Windows CE-based devices, palm-size PCs, smartphones, Web access > terminals, other browser enabled PDA's and notebook or desktop computers > with wireless or wireline Internet access.