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Developing Mobile Browsers in a Product Line

Product lines must be product and application driven instead of reuse or platform driven, at least, that is the lesson learned at Nokia. The paper considers how the mobile phone company initiated and used a product line to develop and deliver mobile browser products. These products let mobile phone or personal digital assistant users access services over wireless telecommunications networks.