i-Mode (Internet Mode).

A microbrowser technology that supports text, graphics, audio, and video

for Web access over the Japanese cellular network. In consideration of the inherently limited bandwidth of the cellular network, i-Mode employs Compact HTML (C-HTML), a simplified version of HTML similar to Wireless Markup Language (WML) used in WAP networks. Transmission between the handhelds and the i-Mode-enabled cell sites is via packet mode, using packets of 128 octets, at rates up to 9.6 kbps.

i-Mode is a proprietary service developed by NTT DoCoMo, initially for the Japanese market. See also browser, cellular radio, octet, packet, WAP, and WML.

• statistical time division multiplexer (STDM mux or stat mux)
• statistical time division multiplexing (STDM)
• stat mux (statistical time division multiplexer)
• STDM (Statistical Time Division Multiplexing)
• steer
• steganography
• step-by-step (SxS)
• step-index fiber
• step-index fiber
• STE (Section Terminating Equipment)
• STM (Synchronous Transport Module)
• STM (Synchronous Transport Module)
• stop bit
• Storage Area Network (SAN)
• store-and-forward
• stored program control (SPC)
• store locator service
• STP
• streaming mode service
• stream-oriented
• strength
• strength member
• strength member
• strength member
• string