Ericsson WAP SDK's

PC Plus are pleased to bring you Ericsson's WAP Service Development Kit and two WAP phone emulators, which via a link to the internet on your PC, will enable you to try out the power of WAP for yourself, without purchasing a phone. Plus, with the SDK, you can try your hand at programming in WAP, and test your results out on the emulators.

The promise of wireless technology is its ability to expand the potential of personal applications. Forecasts indicate that everyone in industrialised countries eventually will own one or two mobile devices and that these will be the preferred tool for personal voice and data communication.

Ericsson Developers' Zone has been created for application developers and our goal is to help you to access the wide range of mobile application technologies and products Ericsson can offer, technologies such as WAP, Bluetooth, EPOC, SMS, GPRS and Mobile Positioning.

There are a number of Competence Centres around the world including one based in the UK where you will find in-depth knowledge, verification facilities, support and consultants who can help you to develop solutions for a variety of technologies and products.

Registration and further information can be found at: http://www.ericsson.com/developerszone

Once registered, you will have access to valuable information and tools, which enables you to build and test applications.

There's plenty of help available too in the form of Acrobat Documents on the disk. Click here to view the folder they are stored in (Please note, you will need Acrobat Reader installed to view the catalogue. Find it in the CD library.

Product Details
Contact: Ericsson
Web: http://www.ericsson.com

Minimum System Requirements:
Windows 98, NT, 2000
30mb Hard Disk Space
16MB RAM (minimum)

Uninstall: Yes - Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel

Installation

Click the icon to the left to install the Ericsson WAP SDK

Click the icon to the left to install the Ericsson 3PP Emulator

Click the icon to the left to install the Ericsson R380 Emulator