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Hello ! This is wap/wml based guestbook written in PHP and MySQL for your WAP/WML sites. It has same features as a normal web based guestbook.It contains three main fields - name, email and comments. It also includes RATING for your WAP-site.Check It Out
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PHP app to access Gmail/Googlemail/Gmail-for-Your-Domain accounts on wireless devices. Convenient alternative access method to your email account on the move, gmail-mobile incorporates as many Gmail features as possible within limits of a mobile device.
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Jwapmail is opensource wap (wml) based email client (wapmail) written in PHP using IMAP protocols to communicate with the mailbox server. Jwapmail is compliance to RFC2060 and RFC822. Jwapmail doesn't use php-imap library.
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DBmail-webmail is a PHP webmail application that uses PHP's mysql functions for access to the DBmail database, no IMAP or POP is used.
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The Zander mail agent is used to view email with any terminal equipment. You can create you own profiles to every user-agent and set the output language from WML to HTML and even XML. With Zander you can also read your email from multiple IMAP boxes, if y
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