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Research Reports

The 2013-2018 Outlook for Mobile Phone Handsets in the United States
Icon Group International, Inc., Sep 2013

Global - Mobile - Smartphones, Touchscreen Tablets and Handset Market Insights
Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd, May 2013

Australia - Mobile Communications - Smartphones, Tablets and Handset Market
Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd, Mar 2013

Future Mobile Handsets ? 13th edition
Informa Media and Telecom, Jan 2012

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WURFL and WALL

WURFL Welcome to our section on WURFL (Wireless Universal Resource FiLe) and the WALL (Wireless Abstraction Library) tag library.


What is WURFL?

WURFL is a repository of wireless device capabilities. The goal of the WURFL project is to describe the capabilities of common wireless devices around the planet and provide a simple API to programmatically query the capability repository.
 

What is WALL?

The Wireless Abstraction Library (called WALL) is a Java tag-library that gives you a universal mark-up for wireless devices. WALL allows the developer to write a web application once and have optimized content delivered to a variety of devices.




Tutorials and Tools

WURFL Welcome to WURFL What's the WURFL? What can the WURFL do for me? What's so smart about the WURFL?

Introducing WALL a Library to Multiserve Applications on the Wireless Web. More and more new WAP 2.0 devices hit the market each week. While XHTML MP gives up on many of the usability extensions introduced with WML 1.X, it promises to bring convergence with HTML, the mark-up of the big Web. Unfortunately, XHTML-MP implementations differ from browser to browser. These difference are sometimes tiny and negligible. Other times they are subtle and can make your applications fail on certain devices totally unexpectedly.

OpenWave Introducing WURFL Not only has the repository extended to contain over 5000 devices, but adoption has also conspicuously taken off. If you add to it the fact that WALL (Wireless Abstraction Library) delivers a truly universal mark-up, what you get is a ridiculously powerful tool at no cost.

Introducing WALL WALL is a JSP Tag library which allows you the developer to write a web application once and have optimized content delivered to a variety of devices, in the form of WML, XHTML-MP, or cHTML as appropriate for the phone. WALL leverages the power of, and the information in WURFL, most specifically the preferred markup device information to decide which language should be delivered to the handset.

Managing Device Diversity with WURFL/WALL Introduction to WURFL, WURFL: The Java API, WURFL and PHP, WURFL Capabilities, Introduction to WALL, WALL Tutorial: Menus, WALL Tutorial: Cool Menus, WALL Tutorial: Forms, WALL Tutorial: WALL and JSTL.

java.net wurfl Project home. Wireless Universal Resource FiLe
Tera WURFL Get mobile device capabilities from MySQL database. This package can be used to get mobile device capabilities from WURFL XML files. It is based on a package originally written by Andrea Trasatti. This version uses a MySQL database to cache mobile device information. It can also return the path of device thumbnail images. The device image files must be obtained separately from the WURFL site.
WALL for PHP WALL4PHP is a PHP implementation of WALL.
WebCab.de Simple Perl WURFL Parser WURFLLite Even if the Wireless Universal Resource File (WURFL) is an XML application, it is not necessary to use an XML parser, like XML::Parser, for your Perl scripts to make the WURFL's information available in your scripts. WURFLLite is a Perl module that uses regular expressions to analyze the structure of the WURFL XML file and stores the content and attributes in an anonymous hash.