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"In an effort to bring the wonders of the world wide web to more remote locations, Nokia is teaming with Mobile-XL in order to pre-load handsets with the latter company's XLBrowser. Unlike traditional mobile browsers, this one relies on SMS technology in order to deliver \"useful information, such as news, currency conversion, finance information and games.\" The software was designed to bring snippets of the web to handsets where internet, WAP and GPRS services are \"slow, limited, and unreliable.\" We're told that a \"select series\" of Nokia handsets shipping to Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania will be equipped with said browser starting as early as next month, though there's no indication of exactly which phones will have it and which will not. Oh, and you should definitely opt for an unlimited messaging plan should you choose to take advantage here. Just sayin'.[Via mocoNews]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2009/02/16/nokia-bringing-mobile-xls-sms-based-xlbrowser-to-african-mobile/>