MIT's Technology Review; WAP Phones
MIT's Technology Review is an excellent magazine and available nearly everywhere in America, including many large supermarkets. The September/October issue features two good articles, a general piece on coming wireless services and a detailed story on the true inventor of television. Pick up a copy for some enjoyable reading. I have one point in passing, since the wireless article mentions WAP, or wireless applications protocol.
Many people write at length how web masters must code web pages differently, so that their sites are WAP compatible. Not necessarily, WAP is fairly friendly, thanks now to http://www.google.com. As I understand it, if you access a web page through Google.com, first finding it in their search engine, Google will then convert that web page into WAP form once you click on the link to view it. Neat, eh? It may not support every feature of the WAP protocol for web pages but I should think it handles enough. Let me know if you view TelecomWriting.com through a WAP enabled phone, I would love to hear a report.