MP3.com launch a service allowing users to buy tickets to live events from WAP-enabled devices
MP3.com launched its first WAP-enabled application Wednesday, a service allowing users to locate and purchase tickets to live events in any country from WAP-enabled mobile devices with MP3.com's Wireless Live Events Calendar version 1.0.
This marks the beginning of the company's plans to offer a broader array of wireless services.
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