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Then choose any of the other embedded media scattered across the web that hasn't already catered to iOS. Point is I don't have to shrug my shoulders and say "g

Then choose any of the other embedded media scattered across the web that hasn't already catered to iOS. Point is I don't have to shrug my shoulders and say "guess I can't check out this content because I'm on a mobile device" anymore. I don't have to think in terms of real web vs mobile web, which I was certainly doing before.

rimantas 16y ago
Then choose any of the other embedded media scattered across the web that hasn't already catered to iOS. The thing is that most of the cases where I may want to check something out is already made to work with iOS. I guess we think differently of what "real web" is. For me it is built on HTTP, HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
- commandar 16y ago
  For me, it's any content I may find interesting. I don't care what format it's presented in. You're making a technical distinction, I'm making a content-based one.