Openwave Mobile Browser

An earlier microbrowser from Openwave that enabled smartphones to interact with the Web. Formerly known as the UP.browser, Version 3.x used HDML, and Version 4.0 and up was WAP compliant. See HDML, WAP and Openwave.

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Openwave Mobile Browser is designed to take advantage of WAP 2.0 and XHTML Mobile Profile.

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The Openwave Mobile Browser Version 7 also provides WAP 2.0 and the XHTML language which will enable developers to create pages on mobile phones that reportedly look more like web pages.

Motorola receives Openwave mobile browser

Openwave Systems Inc, a provider of open IP-based communication infrastructure software and applications, has revealed that its Openwave Mobile Browser has now shipped on more than 300m handsets worldwide.

Over 300m copies of Openwave Mobile Browser sold

Communications infrastructure software provider Openwave Systems Inc has supplied its Push technology, Openwave Mobile Browser and Openwave Download Manager to Sprint, a communications company.

Sprint Chooses Software From Openwave

Openwave Mobile JAM Plus gives handset manufacturers the option of including Java technology on the phone via the Openwave Mobile Browser. This will, according to the company, make Java integration easier and bring about a faster time to market.

Openwave Mobile JAM Plus revealed by Openwave Systems

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