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Deck-It

Deck-It is an important type of Current Specialty Browser, which was developed with the aim of enriching already established web browsing practices. Deck-It, a software application is considered to be a WAP browser.



WAP Browser



As because Deck-It is a WAP Browser, it is important to know have a proper understanding of WAP Browser. WAP is an “open international standard” that is meant to be used by the software applications. It was developed with the motive to enable Internet Access from a cell phone or PDA computer systems.


Important Facts about Deck-It

The highly demanded web browser, Deck-It is endowed with certain important features that accounts for its wide acceptance. It has the ability to surf through the WAP sites. It can even browse through the special websites which are generally redesigned from HTML to WML because it is equipped with special technologies. Being a WAP Browser, Deck-It enables to set up Internet connection via mobile phones.

It has been increasingly used by a large number of reputed cell phone manufacturing companies who have made use of this technology in some of their products. Nokia 7110 and Sony Ericsson R380 are good examples in this context. Version 1.0.4 is one of the most important versions of Deck-It. This particular web browser is meant for two types of platforms, Window and Linux.




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