WELCOME TO I-MODE TALK

I-Mode is Japan's answer to European's WAP. The Japanese uses I-Mode to connect to the Internet from wireless devices although I-Mode has a certain market in certain European countries.

Anyway, I-Mode Talk (this website) will aim to uncover the mysteries behind I-Mode as I-Mode Talk will attempt to explain its origins, its advantages over WAP, its Popularity in Japan and much more.

Site Navigation

	About I-Mode will try and explain what I-Mode is and who developed it.		I-Mode News will give the the latest news regarding I-Mode
	I-Mode Handsets has a number of cell phones which uses I-Mode to surf the web.		I-Mode and 3G will explian what 3G technology can influence I-Mode.
	I-Mode popularity - in what countries around the world uses I-Mode.		I-Mode ringtones - what are ringtones and I-Mode can influence.
	I-Mode cHTML - What is cHTML.		I-Mode Glossary - definitions of technical names/words.
	I-Mode Links - list of other I-Mode related websites.		I-Mode versus WAP - Whats the disadvantages and advantages.
	What is WAP - the origins and specifications.		WML - what is WML what is? What is it used with?

I-MODE NEWS

i-mode - Yahoo! News Search Results
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