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Wapworld
Wapworld was the first commercial mobile internet service to launch in the UK.〔http://www.zdnet.co.uk/news/desktop-hardware/2000/02/10/geldof-sky-boost-wap-choice-2076904/〕 Conceived and developed by Jingo Communications 〔http://www.jingo.com/〕 in 1998, Wapworld provided a mobile gateway for open internet access and the first mobile content to users with WAP-enabled handsets in the UK.
In December 1999 Jingo took its gateway technology and portal into a joint venture with The Carphone Warehouse and Bob Geldof to support the UK release of the Nokia 7110 handset.
Wapworld provided a wide range of content - from news, features and entertainment to online travel and the first mobile shopping service in partnership with Waitrose.〔http://www.zdnet.co.uk/news/it-strategy/2000/03/13/waitrose-gets-waped-2077635/〕
Although immediately popular with early adopters, wider market expectations of WAP exceeded the capabilities of the technology and consumer uptake was slow. As a result of resistance from the network operators, and conflicts of interest in the distribution channel, Wapworld closed in 2001.
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