> will be paying a client license (or some part of your usage bill) for the
> browser. But for the server, www.wapforum.com consistantly states that it
> is an open standard and only refers to requirements for using their logo on
> your server.
Geoworks patents go further than that. (Disregarding other third party patents
on using mobile phone data links for car navigation, auction data that you
may hit).
See http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/000119/ca_geowork_1.html for the background
Also http://www.geoworks.com/tl/wap_ipr/index.html for the requirements if
you are US based. Thats $20K/year if you have >$1M revenue and they can
change the rules at 12 months notice.
Alan
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