What technology does I-mode use for delivering Internet content?

I-mode utilizes Compact HTML (cHTML) as its technology for delivering Internet content. Compact HTML is a simplified version of standard HTML designed specifically for mobile devices, allowing for efficient rendering of web pages with limited resources such as bandwidth and display size. It was developed to accommodate the capabilities of early mobile phones, ensuring that users could access web content seamlessly on smaller screens.

The choice of Compact HTML is particularly advantageous for mobile environments, where performance and usability are critical. By using cHTML, I-mode can deliver a more accessible user experience compared to traditional desktop browsers, which typically rely on full-featured HTML that may not display well on mobile devices.

Other technologies mentioned, such as WAP (Wireless Application Protocol), WML (Wireless Markup Language), and Compact XML, are not used by I-mode for content delivery. WAP is a broader framework for mobile internet access, while WML is specifically designed for WAP services. Compact XML is not recognized as an industry-standard format for mobile web content as it pertains to I-mode. Therefore, Compact HTML is the appropriate choice for I-mode’s content delivery method.