I have been using WAPman for a while works pretty well. There are several
non-WAP browsers out there also. ProxiWeb and HandWeb are ones I have used.
Also looking at mobileID - though haven't had much time with it yet.
I won't go into the pros and cons of browsing on a palm. But I do think the
pricing for wireless service is a bit difficult. They charge by the kbyte
and I never know how much my bill will be. Last month I was rather
surprised and it was difficult to explain where all the bytes went.
Does anyone know of a client metering program that I can use to keep track
of bytes usage. I realize it couldnt count the modem overhead (though maybe
there is a way to approximate it.. I would hope it would be relatively
small anyway), but keeping track of the rest would help.
Cheers --Barry
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"Dinesh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@news.palmos.com on 04/16/2000 01:14:12 AM
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I think your problems come to an end by using WAPman at
http://www.wap.com.sg/downloads/
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> Does anybody know whether there is any support for WAP
> on any of the newer Palms?
> Are there any Palms on which one could install a WAP
> browser?
> Thanks
> Mahendra
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