It's fun, it's funky, and it’s all the wild stuff you can do on your web-enabled mobile device, above and beyond paging the kids or calling Aunt Harriet. Play single and multiplayer online games of all types, read funny mini-stories and Dear Abby columns, check out what's coming up on MuchMusic, inform and amuse yourself with the smart stuff you just need to know on CraniumCrank, check out what the stars have in store for you with Rob Breszny's Free Will Astrology… the list goes on and on!

PocketBoxOffice is “The World’s First Micro-Entertainment Network” (also known as Mobile Entertainment) and is produced by Airborne Entertainment: the industry leaders in the creation, aggregation and delivery of Mobile Entertainment. PocketBoxOffice is available, exclusively, on wireless devices like mobile phones, digital pagers and PDAs like the Palm, PocketPC and RIM BlackBerry. PocketBoxOffice is chock-full of interactive and addictive original content as well as famous star-brand features. There’s also a vast selection of games, humor, trivia and lots more fun-on-the-run. Take it for a Test Drive here!

It’s simple, fun and easy. If you already subscribe to wireless web services through your carrier, simply find where PocketBoxOffice is located on your carrier’s deck and away you go! If you’d like to sample it first, using your wireless device, point your mobile browser to www.pktbo.com

WAP stands for Wireless Application Protocol, yet another obscure acronym for your obscure acronym collection. All you really need to know is that most wireless devices that offer entertainment and information on a small LCD screen are usually WAP-enabled, although new technologies like BREW and J2ME are just around corner. (Write those down! There WILL be a pop-quiz!)

SMS, or Short Message System, is just what the name implies. It's a technology that allows you to send brief text messages straight from one mobile device to another. Two-way SMS is a more sophisticated technology which allows you to play real-time, text-based games, either against the computer or against other opponents on the same network. Be warned! SMS is quite different from e-mail or simple "text messaging" services, although the names are often used interchangeably.