Cricket A100
:- Cricket. mod: A100. nav: Openwave Mobile Browser. mv: 6.3. Release date = 2003 Enero.Display Cricket A100 specs
Screen width = 120 px. Screen height = 160 px. Number of columns = 11. Number of lines = 6. Max image width (viewable) = 120 px. Max image height (viewable) = 130 px. physical screen width = 27 mm. physical screen height = 27 mm.IMG Cricket A100 specs
Images : WBMP, GIF, Animated GIF (gif89a), JPG, PNG. Number of colors = 256.Audio Video Streaming Cricket A100 specs
Streaming preferred protocol = rtsp.Markup language Cricket A100 specs
Excellent CSS. Preferred markup = html wi oma xhtmlmp 1 0. Markup : WML 1.1, WML 1.2, WML 1.3, XHTML basic (XHTML reduced to a minimal set of tags), XHTML MP (XHTML with a minimal set of tags with the addition of a few extra tags to allow for the application of WCSS), DoCoMo's iHTML 1.0, DoCoMo's iHTML 2.0, DoCoMo's iHTML 3.0, DoCoMo's xHTML 1.0, generic compact HTML (cHTML). multipart/mixed content to package full pages (HTML, CSS and pictures) into one single object..HTML Cricket A100 specs
HTML Preferred DTD to use = xhtml mp1.CSS Cricket A100 specs
CSS property width:100% does not work as expected. In those case, one is better off using the max image width to force tables to be the correct size across the screen..Cache Cricket A100 specs
TTL (TIME TO LIVE : The length of time that a device keeps a deck in cache)..HTML Extras Cricket A100 specs
HTTP POST method. Basic Authentication (login and password).Securit Cricket A100 specs
HTTPS protocol (SSL connections).Storage Cricket A100 specs
Max size for the mark-up in a page (XHTML, WML browsers) = 24000 chars. Max url length in requests = 256 chars.Bearer Cricket A100 specs
Maximum bandwidth reachable by the device. = 9 kilobits (1 kilobit = 1000 bits).XHTML Cricket A100 specs
Background colour cannot be set. Autoexpand select. Allows invisible text. Monospace fonts only. Tables to define layout. CSS for coloring cell table. CSS property to define the format of an input field.. Accept the format attribute in input fields. wrap / nowrap mode in XHTML. MARQUEE though CSS syntax. Allows disabled form elements. Can define the document title with the title tag.. Preferred charset = iso8859. Openwave: XHTML extensions support. Make phone call string = wtai://wp/mc;. Preferred mime type = application/vnd.wap.xhtml+xml. File upload. Cookies.WTA Cricket A100 specs
WML call function.CHTML Cricket A100 specs
Prefix to initiate a voice call = tel:.SMS - SCKL Cricket A100 specs
SMS enabled.WAP Push Cricket A100 specs
Supports WAP Push messages. Character set : UTF-8. An expiry date can be set for the message.DRM Cricket A100 specs
OMA DRM ForwardLock V1.0.WML Cricket A100 specs
Proportional font. Built in back button support. Softkey support. Table support. The browser lists numbers to pick an element from a list. A select element is the most usable menu format. Links may be associated with icons. Respects the accesskey attribute of the anchor tag < a >. wrap/nowrap. The Openwave browser will present the text in this block (< p mode=nowrap >) on a single line that will only scroll (like marquee) when the line has been activated (has focus).. Prefetching of other decks is supported. Wizards recommended. Cannot display images and text on same line. Uses WML extensions (As WML extensions we mean pictograms and other tags that were never formalized by the WAP forum). Make phone call string = wtai://wp/mc;. Can skip aligned link row with just one click down.Object download specs Cricket A100
OMA specifications for object downloading. Max ringtone voices = 1. Displayable colors for a wallpaper = 2 bits/pixel. Screensaver displayable colors = 2 bits/pixel. Displayable colors in pictures = 2 bits/pixel.Cricket A100 2003 Enero Cricket. A100. Openwave Mobile Browser. 6.3. 2003 Enero.
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