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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 . move - the next Internet bubble? Today, when. Com frenzy began to encounter more and more and more critical eyes,. Move (mobile Internet) but the heat wave is rapidly warming up to us coming. . MOVE to replace. COM? At present, the two most speculated. Move, the non-WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) is none other than. The summer of 1997, Ericsson, Nokia, Motorola and UnwiredPlanet launched the WAP Forum, for the development of wireless network communications applications to develop an industry standard. After two years of hard work, WAP protocol has been 75% of the global market for mobile device manufacturers and has more than 100 million users of the operator support. Alleged that the use of WAP technology, can be large amounts of information on the Internet and a variety of businesses being introduced into the mobile phone. Advocates of WAP almost no doubt with a tone of excitement and said, ‘no matter when, where, you can open your WAP phone and enjoy the endless web-based information: Comprehensive news, stock trends, business reports, etc.’ . Indeed, compared to wired Internet access, mobile Internet devices with low cost, the advantages of simple operation. Of course, the most exciting, or cell phone with Internet access by the ‘far-reaching’ (in theory) the transmission advantage. The practitioners of e-commerce, the mobile Internet to conduct electronic transactions via mobile phone accounts to settle, which could easily break through the credit bottlenecks restricting the development of e-commerce. Most attractive to investors, of course, market-based mobile Internet access - mobile phones, large-scale application. To 99 by the end of the mainland of China more than 40 million mobile phone users, while users of statistics over the same period were only 8.9 million (some say 550 million), both the ratio of 5:1; in South Korea, this figure was 4.6:1; in Taiwan is 3.6:1, even in the population is very concentrated, un