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[10]: From A Browser Standpoint...
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Sorry to burst your bubble of ignorance but I currently have non-Apple native applications (terminal emulator, NES emulator) on my iPhone.
You are welcome to your opinion but please don't try to pass it off as fact. A surprisingly large number of people I know (techheads or not) have iPhones.
The browser beats all other platforms for pure integration, multitouch, URL to phone connectivity, and wide(r)screen-browsing capability. I have been through a *lot* of devices over the years, and this one trumps them all in the browser integration/usability/experience space. Sorry but Opera Mobile does not compare in my experience. Not even close.