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so using a technology called wireless application protocol (WAP). It let older mobile phones download data using their cellular service.
where they became aware of WAP and the companies that were starting to build businesses using the technology.
Aspiro offered a range of different services using WAP and text messages. It didn't sell its services direct to consumers
Aspiro focused on WAP for years, and it developed new services for the mobile network that was quickly becoming antiquated.
It used the same strategy that it used for its WAP business to rapidly scale up the business:
although The Daily mirror (one of the newspapers that partnered with Prince) compared it to his greatest hits. There's no denying that Tidal has come a long way from Aspiro's innovative WAP services in 1998.
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