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Wireless Internet, Sept, 2001
Openwave Systems announced general availability of the fifth generation of the Openwave Mobile Access Gateway. The Openwave Mobile Access Gateway, along with the recently announced fifth-generation Openwave Mobile Browser, enables communications service providers (CSPs) to dramatically improve user experience and deliver proven mobile services that consumers want.
By licensing the Mobile Access Gateway, Openwave provides operators the opportunity to offer data services, increasing minutes of use and therefore increasing revenue. The gateway has been built using the most innovative and mature mobile Internet technology available, and is designed to support next-generation wireless Internet services, such as general packet radio service (GPRS), and industry standards and initiatives, such as the anticipated WAP 2.0 standard and the GSM Association's recently announced M-Services Guidelines.
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With GPRS support, advanced billing features, and support for the Openwave Browser release 5.0, the Mobile Access Gateway enables next-generation services on today's 2G and 2.5G networks, with a clear evolution path for expanding these features over 3G networks in the future.
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