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Yeah, I am just thinking about all of the phones that have browsers sophisticated to handle most modern web apps. Even if the built ins can't handle it, you've
by smhinsey 17y ago
Yeah, I am just thinking about all of the phones that have browsers sophisticated to handle most modern web apps. Even if the built ins can't handle it, you've got Opera which probably can. 3 of the ones I mentioned are even webkit-based. This seems the way of the future, not WAP.
- borism 17y agoBut why would someone in the developed world need Web 2.0? They're not spoiled by PC interface, so they won't require interface on the tiny (smart)phone screen to be alike.
- smhinsey 17y agoI can see that angle of it, but it just seems more to me that you're better off sticking with markup the most clients can understand. I'm not too familiar with programming for low phones (or phones at all for that matter) but it doesn't strike me as unreasonable that even the low end will start to have webkit derived browsers over the next several years. I do admit to knowing nothing about how long that takes to filter its way down to the developing world.