Openwave

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Openwave (formerly software.com, phone.com, Unwired Planet and Libris, Inc) is a mobile phone and messaging software and services company based in California, USA.

Their mobile browser software has shipped on over one billion handsets, approx 49% of the global browser-capable device shipments, over 70 mobile operators.

Openwave pioneered HDML, a precursor to WML. They were a member of the WAP Forum, the precursor to the Open Mobile Alliance.

Major current products include:

  • Openwave Adaptive Messaging
  • Openwave Messaging Anti-Abuse
  • Openwave Download Manager
  • Openwave Mobile Edge
  • Openwave MVNO
  • Openwave Multimedia Messaging Service Center (MMSC)
  • Openwave Email Mx
  • Openwave PhoneSuite
  • Openwave Mobile Browser
  • Openwave Mobile Messaging client
  • Openwave Mobile Access Gateway

Products shipping with openwave software include devices from Motorola, Samsung, Alcatel, Siemens, LG, Kyocera and Sagem.

Earlier products included

  • Unwired Planet .Link Browser
  • Unwired Planet .Link Server

In January 2006, Openwave closed the $120 million acquisition of Musiwave, a French music application services provider for mobile phones.

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