• HTML - Just like Mom used to make!
  Looking for the "What's New" for your browser? Then click here.
  
  
• Cell Phone - For the James Bond types
  Available in both of the current "flavors" of cell phone technology the What's New page can be seen in either:
  HDML - http://links.hiram.net/New/links.hdml (Used by Sprint & most NA companies.)
  WML - http://links.hiram.net/New/links.wml (Sorry, no WAP Gateway available . . . yet.)
  WMLC - http://links.hiram.net/New/links.wmlc (Manually compiled.)
  
  
• Palm Pilot - PQA - Have a wireless Palm? Want wireless access to the latest listings at E-M@son Links?
  Download and install our Palm PQA.
  
  
• AvantGo Channel - For your Palm- and Windows CE-based Handheld Computers, and some Cell Phones
  Subscribe to our AvantGo Channel. For more information on AvantGo, please see their web site.
  
  
• Windows Active Desktop - For the connection that never sleeps.
  Keep a window always open on the latest development at E-M@son Links. (Internet Explorer 4.0+, or Windows Active Desktop Feature required to use this feature.)
  
  
  
• Internet Explorer Channel - For quick access through your browser.
  Make E-M@son Links a "Channel" in your Internet Explorer 4.0+ browser.
  
  
  
• RSS/XML Channel
  You can get the What's New information delivered to you in email, or in the RSS/XML format. The RSS/XML format is a standard format used my newsfeeds across the world. Predominent on the My Netscape site, it has spread around the web. You can even have this delivered to your email, via the XMLTree service (listed below). You can learn more about the RSS/XML format by reading the information at Netscape.

Sources for the "What's New" RSS/XML Channel:
• XMLTree: http://www.xmltree.com/resource/detail.cfm/ResourceID/4448
• Userland: http://my.userland.com/viewChannel$1667
• My Netscape Channel: http://my.netscape.com/addchannel.tmpl?service=net.1887
• MyWebNews: http://www.mywebnews.com/addtopage.asp?id=164
• Raw RSS/XML Channel: http://links.hiram.net/New/rss.xml

You can view RSS Channels directly on your PC, Mac, or Linux system. The best viewer for the PC is "Headline Viewer," which is available from Vertex Development, http://www.vertexdev.com/HeadlineViewer/.