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<p>new article</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Wireless Application Protocol''' ('''WAP''') was a set of standards used to provide a web-like experience on early mobile devices. Pages were authored using '''Wireless Markup Language''' ('''WML'''), an [[XML]]-based alternative to HTML that did not support most of the functionality that web pages allowed.<br /> <br /> Partly because of billing concerns and overhype by marketers and also because of the desire to provide a &quot;locked-down&quot; experience on the part of telecoms companies, WAP did not take off in Europe or the United States but was popular in a number of Asian markets. Today, it has mostly been replaced by web pages built using (X)HTML and served over standard HTTP.<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[mobile]]<br /> * [[List of XML-based formats]]</div>

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