Geoworks is a provider of software technology and consulting services for
the mobile communicating device market. Our best-known product is our GEOS
operating system, which is embedded in the Nokia 9000 & Toshiba Genio
"smartphones", as well as other products like the HP OmniGo organizer, the
Tandy/Casion Zoomer PDA, and the Brother GeoBook personal laptop. Geoworks
also provides technology for delivering services to smartphones, and have
announced two products to date: the Wireless Data Backup product for the
Nokia 9000 and Wireless Web Access, a web proxy server that filters HTML
content to make browsing over a wireless network a better experience for
the end user. Geoworks is a publicly traded company (Nasdaq: GWRX) that was
founded in 1984, and we have offices around the world: Alameda, CA;
Berkeley, CA, Seattle, WA; Tokyo, Japan; Macclesfield, UK; Stockholm, Sweden.

Geoworks is very interested in all standards for data formats and
communication protocols for the cellular phone market, as well as other
emerging mobile communications markets. We today have products that
communicate over the GSM, PHS & PDC air interfaces, and would like to work
with other companies to set standards for how devices in those and other
networks send, receive and exchange data. 

Specifically, we'd like to discuss:

	- similarities and differences between Internet-related
	  standards for the desktop and the mobile environments
	- WAP
	- proposed standards or ideas for data formats that are 
	  appropriate for the low-bandwidth wireless environment
	- proposed standards or ideas for communication protocols
	  that are more appropriate than TCP/IP & HTTP for the
	  low-bandwidth wireless environment
	- electronic commerce standards

Geoworks Home Page: http://www.geoworks.com/