America Online and technology firm InfoGin have developed a method of transcoding the Internet so that full Web pages fit on the tiny screens of mobile phones. The Time Warner company said the new
service will allow mobile phone users to access any site as they would from a desktop computer. Until now, other mobile services have only been able to download WAP-compatible (wireless application
protocol) pages. The tiny screens on most Internet-enabled mobile devices have been too small to download most Web pages.
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