Standard Specifications
The OMA maintains a number of specifications, including
- Browsing specifications, now called "Browser and Content", previously called WAP browsing. In their current version, these specifications rely essentially on XHTML Mobile Profile.
- MMS specifications for multimedia messaging
- OMA DRM specifications for Digital Rights Management
- OMA Instant Messaging and Presence Service (OMA IMPS) specification, which is a system for instant messaging on mobile phones (formerly known as Wireless Village).
- OMA SIMPLE IM Instant messaging based on SIP-SIMPLE
- OMA CAB Converged Address Book, a social address book service standard.
- OMA CPM Converged IP Messaging
- OMA Client Provisioning (OMA CP) specification for Client Provisioning.
- OMA Data Synchronization (OMA DS) specification for Data Synchronization using SyncML.
- OMA Device Management (OMA DM) specification for Device Management using SyncML.
- OMA BCAST specification for Mobile Broadcast Services.
- OME RME specification for Rich Media Environment.
- OMA PoC specification for Push to talk Over Cellular (called "PoC").
- OMA Presence SIMPLE specification for Presence based on SIP-SIMPLE.
- OMA Service Environment
- FUMO Firmware update
- SUPL, an IP-based service for assisted GPS on handsets
- MLP, an IP-based protocol for obtaining the position/location of mobile handset
- WAP1, Wireless Application Protocol 1, 5-layer stack of protocols
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