Embedded Micro-browser

Ever since the Internet industry exploded a few years ago, numerous related industries have spawned and flourished from the standard WWW (World Wide Web) infrastructure. This growth is most attributable to the exponential growth of Internet users all over the world. Today, Internet access is no longer limited to personal computers and powerful workstations in your office, but is reaching into the your home, as well as on the road.A new class of electronics devices with Internet access capability called "Information Appliances" was recently born. This Internet access capability is embedded in devices such as televisions, set top boxes, home game machines, telephone-based terminals, PDAs, car navigation systems and cellular phones. These Internet appliances will drive the merger of wireless and wired Internet world that will eventually create a much larger industry than today' s predominantly wired Internet industry.The need to support this new class of information appliances while still meeting the W3C standards and the rigid design requirements are the challenges this evolving industry faces today.