Mobile Phone users have an access to the Phone services while on move, but they should have a computer in order to have a look at their e-mail. WAPpop was written keeping the above problem in mind so that they can have POP access,to have a glance on their e-mail while on move. On a WAP device, WAPpop can: Read mail from POP server, Reply to mail, Forward mail, Delete mail, and Send new messages. WAPpop has been tested on: UP.SDK - Phone.com, WinWap browser, and Wireless Companion - Yourwap.com. WAPpop is written as a PHP application utilizing a MySQL database on an Apache web server.

HAWHAW stands for HTML and WML Hybrid Adapted Webserver and is a PHP class library for universal mobile applications. HAWHAW supports output of the following markup languages: HTML, XHTML, WML, cHTML (iMode), VoiceXML and MML.

WAPbuddy is designed to a very, very simple way of building a mini WAPsite to upload ringtones and whatnot your cellphone. No database or setup is required -- only a host that can handle PHP. V1.2 adds support for the Sharp GSX10 Mobile.

LazyWAP is a Real-time HTML2WAP converter written in PHP which features On-the-fly conversion of HTML files to WAP format. LazyWAP is an early-stage preview release, feature suggestions and help are welcome.

WAPpopmail is a PHP script that allows you to read mails from POP3 mailserver on your WAP-device.

Wap Portal Server is WAP Content Management System. It allows you to create and maintain your WAP site easily through web user interface. If you want to create a WAP site and update it on regular basis then Wap Portal Server is the right solution for you. Maintaining your WAP portal site with Wap Portal Server is as easy as writing an e-mail or filling a web form. No technical knowledge of WML is required. Wap Portal Server is based on PHP and MySQL.

WMLStart.php is a compact, understandable, yet fully-working sample WAP/WML application contained in a single PHP script. It requires no installation and no configuration. Use it as an example or starting point when developing your own WML pages in PHP.

Get your e-mail anywhere you go. With Momail you can simply read your mail from any mail-server on any wap enabled device. A single file does it all. Some features are: multiple number of providers, IMAP and POP3 both secure and non-secure, any wap 1.0 enabled device (this includes even the earliest wap-enabled mobile telephones), virtually any message type (text / html or multipart) and character encoding can be read. Visit our website for more information and support. To use Momail you will need a webserver that supports PHP and the IMAP-extension (which are both quite common nowadays). New: since release 5 you can also write new e-mail using Momail!

WAP based email system that connects either via POP3 or IMAP. Free version allows browsing all emails contained with in the INBOX of an IMAP or POP3 local email account. The commercial version allows connection to remote mail servers and reply to / composing new emails.

This tutorial shows you how you can use PHP in conjunction with WML to serve dynamic content to a WAP-enabled wireless device. The sample code illustrates several facets of user interaction via a wireless web browser, including: Performing basic insertions of dynamic content (such as a date), Sending email, and Interacting with a MySQL database. This tutorial is intended for the PHP programmer interested in using PHP to create basic WML pages. The reader is expected to be knowledgeable of MySQL and should be familiar with WML at an introductory level.