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Wireless Application Protocol
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(protocol, standard)Wireless Application Protocol - (WAP) An open international standard for applications that use wireless communication, e.g. Internet access from a mobile phone.

The official body developing WAP is the WAP Forum.

http://wapforum.org/.

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