September, 2004 NetFront Dynamic Menu

Introduction By any measure the mobile industry is growing at a pace that can only be described as staggering. Research firm iSuppli predicts that worldwide handset shipments will reach 625 million units in 2004 surpassing the 520.8 million units shipped in 2003 and the 400 million units shipped in 2000. New mobile handsets feature high-resolution color screens, mega-pixel digital cameras and processors that match the capabilities of desktop PCs considered state-of-the-art but few short years ago, and mobile operators worldwide are busy building out high-speed, next-generation networks with unprecedented download speeds as they look beyond voice to focus on data. The rapid growth of mobile and the relentless marketing behind it have fueled the notion that you can now put the mobile Internet in your pocket, along the way creating unrealistic expectations among mobile consumers that their new color screen, camera-equipped mobile handset somehow equals or surpasses their PC-based Intern