Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Tue 7th Aug 2007 19:45 UTC
Has Apple succeeded in setting a new mobile Web-browsing paradigm? InformationWeek examines how the Palm Treo, BlackBerry Curve, and HTC Wing stack up against the iPhone. Unfortunately, this article completely snobs the UIQ and S60 Symbian smartphones.
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RE[5]: From A Browser Standpoint...
by sappyvcv on Wed 8th Aug 2007 18:38
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Member since:2005-07-06
Opera Mini can't do that because Apple won't let them release it for the iPhone, FFS.
Opera Mini does everything Safari does. It renders a page exactly as it does on the desktop and uses zooming to view a certain section. It also did this well before Safari did.
How does it fall flat? What specifically was better about Safari?
RE[6]: From A Browser Standpoint...
by tyrione on Wed 8th Aug 2007 19:31
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Member since:2005-11-21
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2005-07-09
I've used it and it falls flat on its arse compared to Safari on the iPhone IMO. Safari is *made* to be on the iPhone so it feels like it and integrates with everything else on the iPhone. Opera Mini cannot do that.